Kaitlyn Beugh – 2027

I am an interdisciplinary visual artist and herbalist. My art practice is based in mindfulness and fosters a deeply rooted connection to the land I inhabit. My work plays on the ephemeral and is created in a flow state. I live, work, and play on the unceded land of the Coast Salish First Nations and extend much gratitude and respect for this privilege. I hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Visual Arts with a minor in Social Practice and Community Engagement from Emily Carr University of Art and Design, and have a background in social services.

The mediums I use depend on the intentions I have. Working in nature connected ways, my aim is to inspire others to connect deeper with the land they are on in their own ways, be it through a creative process or simply by sitting with nature and paying attention to the nuances of the life that surrounds them.
My art practice has a unique combination of foraged  and artist grade materials. My work is often experimental, and not always intended to be archival- it may change as it ages.

I work in a variety of approaches, ranging from small to large scale paintings and drawings, murals, small to large scale sculptures using a variety of materials, fiber arts, illustration, photography, and printmaking. Like nature itself, my work is ever-evolving.