Casuarina Sateen by KT Doyle.
KT Doyle’s creative practice is rich in personal and spatial histories. She creates design/art artefacts that tell stories and are enriched with place and time. Doyle’s approach to conceptual process provides her practice with a multi-skilled and innovative design aesthetic.
An intuitive focus on pattern, form and precise detail inform these works. Often removing the element of colour as the emphasis point, Doyle creates a collection of artefacts that are timeless and refined. The basis for her work is conceptual, evolving the physical execution of ‘the idea’ in the most appropriate media including installation, the ready-made object, digital media and textiles. Her work is highly crafted and technique driven, the finished artefacts existing at the convergence of art and design.
BIO
KT Doyle is a project based creative specialising in sustainable solutions for design/art processes. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Masters of Fine Arts from Monash University. Doyle has a solid exhibition profile both nationally and internationally over the last twenty years. Her creative practice is enriched with cultural and historical research into textile and decorative arts collections in Australia and Europe. Her innovative range of sustainable textiles, wallpaper and prints sit at the intersection of art and design and feature in large scale public works. Doyle’s creative practice is often collaborative in nature, working with design showrooms and fashion designers to create work that is conceptually researched and enriched with a commitment to materials and design.
