Previous Exhibition

Kitty Horton —
Interior Form

Aug 13 – Aug 26, 2020

About the Artist      

Interior Form is the latest series of work by Kitty Horton, which is predominantly using a muted black, white and green palette, flattening further the objects we have placed decoratively in our homes, such as ceramics and plant life. 

In this new colour palette exploration, Horton delivers a textural, semi abstracted glance into the three dimensional forms we designate in our personal interiors, further examining the relationship between drawing, painting and object. 

About the Artist

Kitty Horton

Kitty Horton’s artworks often explore the materiality of oils, mixed media, ceramics and drawing as primary mediums in her visual art practice. Inspired by the American Minimalists, Kitty investigates her surroundings by creating distorted shapes, forms and motifs. Mark-making and the lucky accident extend the relationship between painting and drawing. Kitty has recently engaged with spatial configurations of interior objects to provide compositional structures. The mediums of drawing, ceramics and painting enable Kitty to investigate further the hard and soft duality of opposing, sometimes complimentary, interior forms. 

Kitty completed a Bachelor of Fine Art from the Queensland College of Art (Griffith University) in 2013 and a Graduate Diploma in Education (Senior years) at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) in 2014. Kitty actively participates in the arts industry with public art projects, workshops, and residencies. Her artwork has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions throughout Australia and a group exhibition internationally in Miami, Florida. Private clients in Australia, New Zealand and France collect her work.