Kate's artistic plunge is convincingly reflective of a sort of metamorphosis personified, all given effect through the most powerful global communication fixture--internet technology. Its use has enabled her to enjoy artistic freedom beyond limit, yet, as she re-connects with her most fundamental human instinct of self-identification, her retreat to familiar psychological territory ironically but necessarily re-imposes limits.

Wish I was able to see the exhibit in person. I've met Katie a few times through a mutual friend and thought she was hilarious! Although I knew she worked at ICA, I wasn't familiar with her artistic background, but I'm so pleased to see her taking this step. Must say I was intrigued by the electronic book. Most poignant, her line re: the fb generation, "Make it smaller, everything. Text, don't call". Hahaha, I can relate to that!