Abstraction, Intuition, and Reinvention in Art with Monica Rezman
From classical painting to intuitive abstraction, Monica Rezman’s journey spans decades, disciplines and dimensions. Working between Chicago and...
Art helps us see ourselves more clearly.
Katie’s work explores how her masks can be both shields and windows, expressing what words cannot. What parts of yourself do you share with the world via your artwork, and what stays beneath the surface?
Your identity - and art - are always evolving.
Katie’s portraits, murals and masks capture shifting emotions, identities, and versions of self. How could you use your creativity and art to examine the different aspects of who you are?
Expressing yourself doesn’t mean having all the answers.
Katie lets her artwork emerge intuitively, allowing her subconscious to take shape on the page. What could happen if you released expectations and created from a place of curiosity and flow?
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During the live interview, we shared some images of Katie’s artwork. Since you’re listening to the podcast version, we’ve made these images available for you below. You can also watch Katie's documentaries on Behind the Mask and Bridge on YouTube.
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Nicola Rough
Feb 12 2025
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