A collaborative, participatory practice exploring how histories, ecologies, and power relations shape place

ARTIST STATEMENT

I am a London‐based multidisciplinary artist whose site‐responsive practice is grounded in storytelling and public engagement. I create participatory events, performative works and temporary installations, often situated in public spaces, parks, communal gardens and urban edge sites.

Influenced by my background in architecture, my work explores how cultural, political and social forces shape urban sites and landscapes, alongside their material conditions and co‐occupation of human and non‐human life. I am particularly interested in overlooked and in‐between spaces of the city, and sites that hold traces of buried and colonial histories embedded in the landscape.

My practice is process‐led and develops through situated, embodied forms of engagement such as walking, listening, collective gathering and site investigation. With these activities, we can engage with communities, plant life, ecological systems and non‐human agencies as active participants, enabling alternative forms of knowledge, relation and kinship to emerge.

See Catherine’s BIO AND CV HERE

See Catherine’s LIST OF WORKSHOPS HERE