Kate Daudy is a British visual artist and writer, known for her work investigating the transience of the human experience in the context of the natural world. She is recognised for her written interventions in public and private spaces, made with embroidered fabrics, based on an ancient Chinese literati practice. Kate considers herself a failed poet who became a renowned British conceptual artist. Kate is best known for her public interventions and large-scale sculpture. Working across various media, she lives and works in London, UK, and has exhibited worldwide. She is a Fellow of Columbia University at their Institute of Ideas and Imagination. Watch until the end to find out how Kate became a conceptual artist, what she’s currently working on, her top tips, so tune into this hugely inspiring conversation.

00:00 – 03:30 Meet Kate
03:30 – 12:47 Her Journey
12:47 – 21:05 Current Project
21:05 – 23:52 Top Qualities
23:52 – 31:25 Top Tips
31:25 – 32:20 Pride
32:20 – 36:44 Plans