DART ART
It has been a gradual process; the landscape creeps in, not traditionally represented, but via locally sourced materials (like mud or even cow-dung) or by allowing the landscape to directly alter the art work. I don’t want to tie myself down to one art form, so I paint, draw and print and am currently working with ceramics and stitching a patchwork quilt from beachcombed fabric. I like to walk a lot and I swim in the sea most days, all year round! I’m not religious but that is the nearest thing for me – I love getting into the water!”
Kate has received accolades for her exhibitions, which often include live performance. she has never stopped exploring new avenues. A few years ago Kate travelled to India for a residency in a village in Odisha to learn new skills.
“It was an amazing time – I spent five weeks in the village learning new arts and crafts – it has influenced me ever since and I’m looking for more opportunities like it.” last autumn Kate committed to undertaking an MA in Art, Contemporary practice at Falmouth university. living in part on her boat and partly in a yurt pitched in
the Devon countryside, she also teaches art at Coombe Farm studios. “I love teaching sailing and art, it is a real privilege to be able to share my passions with others.” “My MA so far has been wonderfully inspiring and this has been a very exciting project for me. It has grown and developed organically. I love the West Country and the sea and this is the perfect way to marry my work to the place I call home.” • Marshall Sailing School 07973 520 515
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