kate cameron reid is a multidisciplinary contemporary artist whose practice is informed by a background in pattern cutting and the exploration of constructed form. her process begins with the transformation of planar forms into three-dimensional structures through an intuitive and evolving dialogue with technique, materiality, shape, and configuration. rooted in continual experimentation, her work explores ideas of transformation, continuity, and perception, revealing how simple forms can unfold into complex sculptural objects. 

cameron reid's practice is grounded in autobiographical exploration and narrative fragmentation. each work exists as a temporal fragment, capturing moments of memory and lived experience while reflecting on themes of loss, grief, fragility, and resilience. through these layered forms, she considers the cyclical nature of memory and the enduring threads that connect people, places, and experiences. her sculptures invite quiet reflection, encouraging human connection and fostering a dialogue between artwork and viewer through shared emotional resonance. 

a graduate of central saint martins (ba hons), kate began her career on savile row and worked in the fashion industry for over twenty years before transitioning into contemporary art. originally based in london, she now lives and works on scotland's north-east coast. kate has exhibited at the cabrach trust, elgin cathedral, and the royal scottish academy, and is currently a recipient of grampian hospitals art trust's sustain: engage micro-commission.