Kathryn is an artist, independent researcher and poet who tells stories—yours and ours—via written and visual mediums.

Her areas of expertise are creative direction, brand storytelling and content design. You can find her words in virtual realms and print publications around the world and on the pages of both creative and commercial websites. She also consults with companies, large and small, to help them establish their voices in the digital landscape.

Untangling the complexities of “artificial intelligence” (AI)¹ and technology ethics? Kathryn can also show you how to merge compassion with computation as you navigate the contemporary tech hype, in honour of what makes us (all too) human.

She is currently the features editor of LOVE WANT and artist in residence with gallery Taiteen talo, Finland.

Her latest creative initiative LETTERS TO MACHINES is now open for submissions—learn more here.

To collaborate, contact Kathryn directly. Correspondence is always welcome.

(You’ll always hear from her, never a robot)

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| Image ‘'I write you because you are there and I am here' by © Endre Tót’, courtesy of Salle Principale, Paris

1. The term artificial intelligence was apparently coined by American computer scientist John McCarthy in 1955. Kathryn disagrees with the concept of “AI”, but the term has spread like semantic wildfire, hence its reference here. Her beliefs align more closely with the views of German-American computer scientist and professor Joseph Weizenbaum—you can read more about him via this article on MIT News.