Exploring contemporary abstract art, Kait delves into the intricate dance between modern aesthetics and the rivers of her emotional landscapes. Abstraction serves as more than a stylistic choice — it's a deliberate path enabling playfulness, introspection, and a meditative and intuitive art-making process.

Art plays a critical role in her journey of healing from complex PTSD and severe anxiety disorders. This journey guides her to discover beauty and serenity amidst the chaos and mundanity of everyday life.

At the center of Kait's work is the fluidity of abstract forms, fostering a dynamic exchange between Kait, her works, and the viewer. These forms navigate the ebb and flow of collective emotions, anchoring her series in a shared human experience. 

Through her art, Kait cultivates a haven — a space where the hidden aspects of ourselves emerge into the light. In this sacred and safe space between the viewer and Kait's work, she extends an invitation to radical acceptance and grounded presence.

“The beauty of Kait’s art is that you can see yourself reflected so eloquently back at yourself within it. Even though the pieces themselves are beautiful, you see within them the parts of yourself that feel messy & unknowable by anyone. It’s there in the emotion of the painting & you want to point to it & say to someone, “There, see, that’s me - know me there.”

— Nichole Capps

  • 2023 Part of “City As Place,” University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL

    2018 Part of “Reproductive Justice Artivism Show,” Washington Court Hotel, Washington D.C.

    2015 Part of “Environmental Landscapes,” Whitebox, Saint Louis, MO

    2015 Part of “Perception Isn’t Always Reality,” Kranzberg Arts Center, Saint Louis, MO

    2014 Part of “Portraits,” Regional Arts Commission, Saint Louis, MO

    2014 Part of “From Darkness to Light,” Foundation Gallery, New York City

    2012 Solo Exhibition, “Eleven Images,” Filter Cafe & Coffee, Saint Louis, MO

  • The Shambala Center

    The Riverfront Times

    The Endangered Wolf Center

    Missouri Botanical Garden

    Washington University in Saint Louis

    Various Private Client

  • Huffington Post

    Riverfront Times

    Broken Light Collective

    Blue Monday Review

    A&S Magazine

    Armour Magazine

    Spires Arts & Literary Magazine

    Kalkion

    Bookends Review

    Camroc Review

    Editor’s Eye

    Cur.ren.cy Magazine

    Danse Macabre du Jour

    52/250: A Year

    Sam Fox School of Art & Design

  • VSA Missouri

    Saint Louis Story Stitchers

    Tonbomai

    South County Times

    Art Flood STL

    Kranzberg Arts Center

    Elements

  • 2024 Artist in residence with Thrive Together in Birmingham, AL

    2018 Advocates For Youth Grant Recipient for “1-in-3 Photography Project”

    2012-2014 Work featured multiple times on the front page of Wordpress.com

    2012 Completed graduate-level independent study in art at Washington Univerity in Saint Louis

    2010 Winner of Freshman Art Award at Washington University in Saint Louis