About
Artist based in South West Scotland; interested in people, places, materials and collaborative practice.
Work featured includes my own studio practice, as well as reflections on collaborative projects, particularly as part of the Stove Network, an ongoing project and artist-led collective based on Dumfries’ High Street exploring the changing nature of our town centre.
Leaving uni can be a bit of a daunting thing (which is why I’m quite the advocate for just staying there forever! – I loved uni though), but I’m sure you will do great! Thanks for stopping by and liking our blog too!
Leaving has definitely felt somewhat like a slippery slope, or perhaps like standing on a cliff edge without a clear way down – but gradually the period of change is opening out to a new set of directions, and I am excited to see where they will lead! Thanks for your comment 🙂
Thanks for your comment Katie. S’much appreciated. I really like your work and the way you talk about your process. Good luck with everything!
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Hi Katie, I saw you left a comment on the Porty Light Box blog – thankyou…I found myself here watching your short film. You really articulate how I feel about phone boxes!
Thank you! I really love what has been done with the Porty Light Box, I’ve spoken to a lot of community councils looking for a purpose for their re-claimed boxes, I shall now point them in your direction for inspiration! The project was originally conceived as a way of interacting, and engaging with the disused space, and getting people back into the forgotten phone box.
Best Wishes,
Katie