Printmaking
2nd floor, Printmaking, Studio 260G
Social media: @kateavess
Kat Eaves
Ceremony, Etching and aquatint, 8 × 10 in.
My work centers on the overlooked. I use printmaking as a tool for questioning how sustained, careful observation can transform mundane or disregarded objects into sites of meaning and shared experience. Through my prints many stages, I test how images change as they are repeatedly handled, altered, and reprinted, and how memory functions less as a fixed record, but as a process of revision, erosion, and return.
Kat Eaves
Kat Eaves is an artist from Powdersville, South Carolina currently living in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She received her BFA in Visual Arts from Clemson University in 2021. After her undergraduate studies, Eaves lived and worked in Atlanta, Georgia. During this time she taught at the Paideia School and the SC Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities, and worked for the art criticism magazine, Burnaway. Most recently, she served as the Programs Manager for the Atlanta Printmakers Studio. She is currently a first year MFA Candidate in Printmaking at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture.