The Vanishing Worlds exhibition felt like a gathering of kindred spirits. It reminded me of why I paint—why I pour my passion onto the canvas. It’s not just about the art itself; it’s about giving a voice to the wildlife that can’t speak for itself.

This exhibition was held in partnership with the incredible team at Save the Rhino International, whose work continues to inspire me. I had the joy of collaborating with two talented wildlife photographers, Lara Jackson and George Benjamin.

“I have always been fascinated by the intricacies of the human experience, particularly the constant interplay between positive and negative thoughts, the eternal struggle we as humans seem to deal with on a daily basis.”

The exhibition was held at Cafe Phillies in Kensington, a special place to Katherine, where her works were also showcased for the ensuing week. Katherine wanted to bring a little of England’s wild beauty into London to remind people that conservation can start at home.

Katherine’s debut solo show was held at the Institute of Contemporary Arts.

Displaying 20 portraits of endangered species as her sitters, Katherine confronted the viewer with the environmental reality of our times. 10% of the proceeds raised from the sales of this artwork series were donated to Space for Giants.