Narrm/Melbourne | live performance artist/photographer
About
She/her
I am a multi-disciplinary artist working across live performance, photography, and poetry.
As a theatre-maker I collaborate with scientists, poets, and performers to create engaging, immersive work that marries social issues with science, curiosity, and play.
As a photographer I value accessibility and affordability, scaling my rates according to audience capacity and production budget. During festivals (MICF, Melbourne Fringe), these rates can be as low as $80 for a 60-minute independent production.
Volume Press is an audio zine project by Many Hands Make and Kate Cameron. It aims to create a space for experimental artists working with sound and recording to showcase their work.
We’ve noticed a gap in the market: one that overlooks the unrepresented musicians, the experimental recordists, the poets off the page, and we want to help fill it in. First and foremost, Volume Press is a platform for championing artists making work off the beaten path. In an industry riddled with open mic nights and singing competitions, having a space to publish your compositions, experiments, collaborations, and wacky sound ideas is an invaluable resource. It means reaching new audiences, making new contacts, and being inspired by other artists revolutionising how and what gets streamed through your headphones.
Recent work
Close to Home has been created by Kate Cameron in collaboration with a team of artists, ecologists, and audiences. The work is an invitation to consider the ecology of home and is presented as a series of images that mimic and abstract the curatorial processes of homemaking and housing animals in captivity. Stories grounded in history, myth, and scientific and emotional observation thread together to form a careful tapestry that represents the interconnectedness and fragility of the social and biological ecosystems we exist within and construct for ourselves. “Welcome home” is the greeting extended as you arrive, followed by a sensitive and site-responsive performance that guides you through immersive, sensory activations full of nostalgia and provocation.
Presented by flatpack. as part of Melbourne Fringe Festival, Oct 16-20, 2024.
Recent work
