Kathleen (Kat) Elliott (she/her) is a interdisciplinary textile and community artist with Mi’kmaq and settler heritage.
Through the use of non-mechanized processes, Elliott investigates the histories and lived experiences of rural women. Handmade textile work grounds her practice in material traditions that reflect labour, care, and endurance. Elliott’s artistic practice pulls traditional domestic craft through contemporary materials, giving histories of quiet strength a public space.
