Gallery Reception: Diary of an Automatist by Kate Audet
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Celebrate our newest exhibit at the Harvard Ed Portal's Crossings Gallery, on view Oct 29-Dec 17.
What does your unconscious mind look like? Diary of an Automatist offers a glimpse into the intriguing inner landscape of artist Kate Audet through digital collage. Drawing on dreams, psychology, pop culture, and art history, Audet combines photographs and unexpected images to create surreal, riddles of symbols that are mysterious, funny, unsettling, and paradoxical. Working intuitively, they transform recognizable images into surprising new worlds—inviting viewers to look twice, make connections, and wonder what might be hiding beneath the surface of the psyche.
Kate Audet is a Brighton-based self-taught surrealist photomontage artist with a degree in Psychology.
Artist
Kate Audet (they/them) is a self-taught surrealist photomontage artist working with archetypes from the collective unconscious and pop cultural iconography. With a degree in Psychology, Audet’s work focuses on the human psyche, primarily their own. By day, they can be found slinging coffee at linger in Brighton at the Charles Speedway. By night, they can be found in their studio dreaming.
