Kathryn Walter has maintained a studio practice since 1989 working at the intersections of visual art, design and material culture. She lived and worked in Vancouver in the late 80s and in Montreal through the early 90s where she explored issues of urban development and social history through a range of forms and approaches to materials, including site-specific installations, text-based interventions, performance and film loop projections.
She returned to her hometown of Toronto in 1996 where she now lives and continues to find inspiration in the built environment. In 2000, she founded FELT as a studio and label, focusing on installations for residential, commercial and institutional interiors with architects and interior designers across North America. In 2019, she was a recipient of the Allied Arts Medal awarded for creative collaboration with architects by the Royal Architecture Institute of Canada (RAIC).
CONTACT: kwalter@feltstudio.com
She returned to her hometown of Toronto in 1996 where she now lives and continues to find inspiration in the built environment. In 2000, she founded FELT as a studio and label, focusing on installations for residential, commercial and institutional interiors with architects and interior designers across North America. In 2019, she was a recipient of the Allied Arts Medal awarded for creative collaboration with architects by the Royal Architecture Institute of Canada (RAIC).
CONTACT: kwalter@feltstudio.com
FELT (link to website)
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Provisions
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Fool's Gold
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White Collar Shelter
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Undercover in Public Space
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Memorial
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