Kate Berry Brown: Holding Form — Motherhood, Repetition, and the Shape of a Life
Kate Berry Brown joins The Russi Hive to discuss her new body of work: painstaking drawings made from thousands of marks that build forms at once flat, swollen, folded, stretched, and strangely alive.
Her path through fashion, floral design, motherhood, drawing, and wood sculpture has shaped a practice defined by repetition and interruption—work that can be picked up and put down as life demands, and a sculptural sensibility that now returns to paper.
In this conversation, Brown reflects on abstraction rooted in lived experience; on forms that hover between portrait and vessel; and on the…
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