Kait Mauro (b. 1991, Pittsburgh) is an experimental artist whose work explores the emotional undercurrents of lived experience. Through a multidisciplinary practice grounded in intuition and honesty, she creates visual languages for what words can’t quite touch.

Guided by curiosity and ritual, Kait works with natural materials and slow processes—drawing on elements of the earth, fluid ink, and layered mark-making to evoke both stillness and movement. Her evolving practice includes asemic writing, a visual approach to language that embraces imperfection and open interpretation. She’s also drawn to film photography for its contemplative pace, unpredictability, and timeless cinematic quality—an extension of her desire to slow down, notice, and surrender control.

Her work holds space for reflection rather than resolution, asking quiet, insistent questions:

What have I traveled through to get here?
What is asking for my devotion?
Pick a direction, and we’ll walk together for a while.

Now based on the coast five miles from the Gulf of Mexico, Kait finds rhythm and grounding in the seascape surrounding her studio.