
Katie Moore
Sculpture
Lives and works in London, UK
Katie Moore is an artist living and working in Northeast London. Each of her creative outputs embody an aesthetic that is colorful and playful. With a background in illustration, she has an interest in documenting the world around her. Each series of clay objects and vibrant backdrops communicate a chosen landscape. Katie's sculptures have been spotted in Elle Decoration and she has exhibited her work with M.A.H Gallery in London and made unique collections for Morgans gallery in Falmouth and McCully & Crane in Rye.
STATEMENT
“I unearthed my preferred way of making whilst working remotely in a makeshift studio space. Beginning to hand build coiled objects with different clay bodies, I found the technique incredibly freeing. During my ceramic studies in Bath, I was revisiting themes explored within my illustration undergrad. Picking up where I left off inspired the development of a unique framework, the framework of the theater. I like to refer to my clay objects as theater props that I paint and direct on stage. Stage sets and natural landscapes inspire my painting process and approaches to installation. I document my surroundings both through sketching by hand and digitally. These visuals are used in my studio as guides for painting my raw clay objects. I strive to achieve vibrancy in my final outputs, using a mixture of underglazes and slips to paint with. Decorating and firing the clay surface I describe as an ongoing experiment.”
- Katie Moore
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
2023, Winter Exhibition, Thrown Contemporary, London, UK
2023, Show No.6, Morgans, Falmouth, UK
2023, Collection 04, FELT Collections, London, UK
2023, The Gallerist’s Home, Christopher Farr, London, UK
2023, Spring collection, Curator & Maker, London, UK
2020, Future Edit Showcase, Crafts Council, London, UK
RESIDENCIES
2022, 2020: Artist in Residence, KunstKollektivet 8b, Denmark
2021: Artist in Residence, North Bridge House, London, UK
EDUCATION
2020, MA, Ceramics at Bath Spa University, UK
2016, BA Illustration at Winchester School of Art, UK
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