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Katie Bret-Day (b. 1993) is a London-based visual artist working between art and science who uses the viscous materiality of photography to explore the contingent and discursive nature of being. With interests in the posthuman and connected ecology, her research examines the amalgamation of digital and physical bodies through alternative methods of image capture, intervention, and printing. In (2018), she was named one of The Guardian’s five rising talents and received Creative Review’s Zeitgeist Award.
Her work has been included in the Tate-commissioned Photography Ideas Book (2019) and acquired by the British Library, where it has been on display in the Treasures Collection since (2020). She holds a First Class BA from London College of Communication (UAL) and graduated from the Royal College of Art (2020).
Recent examples of her research-led practice include What On Earth with the London Alternative Photography Collective (2021), her Solo show at the Experimental Photography Festival, Barcelona (2023), The Dubai Expo (2020), and the Biodiversity Fingerprint public art commission with Proposition Studios (2024). She lectures at Ravensbourne University London.
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