Kate Eggleston-Wirtz
Artist & Workshop Facilitator
Kate is a multi-disciplinary artist who trained as an illustrator, thus storytelling is the foundation of all her work whilst exploring with imagery and text. Kate has become a specialist in telling stories with objects through her assemblage art bringing together history, memory, symbolism and imagination. Many elements in her artworks have lived previous lives until collected and assembled together to tell a new story about communities, individuals and families. Often she is gifted items, which is very exciting!
There is strong social connectedness through place and time as these works use artefacts and materials manufactured by myriads of people, not only by Kate. Kate is an American who has lived in England for over 20 years and very familiar with feelings of displacement with a lost and found discovered sense of self often questioning the concept of home. It has been through this experience that she has developed a keen interest in exploring place and identity. Participatory arts, collage, drawing, photography and poetry are also an integral part of her practice. The different ways of working feed into each other.
This diversity allows Kate to explore alternative ways to creatively and emotively learn about and interpret her world as an individual, whilst also collectively through her participatory arts practice.

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