Research, Curation and Craft
ABOUT
Kat is a Malaysian artist and writer currently pursuing her PhD in the Environmental Humanities.
She is interested in how epistemic frameworks govern cultural meaning.
Her creative work studies the unspoken politics of mysticism in Malaysia.
Her present PhD thesis focuses on temporality as a method of attuning to nonhuman animals.
WORK
RUSKIN SCHOOL OF ART, MFA SHOW
Multidisciplinary work following an intense, one-year programme at The Ruskin School of Art, Oxford University to further push studio-based as well as theoretical components of my artistic practice.
ONGOING PROJECTS
COMPOSING WORLDS WITH ELEPHANTS: ONLINE CONFERENCE ON HUMAN-ELEPHANT RELATIONSHIPS
Co-organiser of international online conference this 13-15th December 2020.
PHD ON ANIMAL TEMPORALITY
Entering second year exploring multi-temporality as attunement with more-than-human others.