Kirsty McEwan is a collagist who explores how transgenerational women’s stories affect the body, resurfacing what should be hidden through intimate practices in drawing, installation and costume. I examine the macabre in myth, human biology, cinema and social history, and how this connects our bodies intimately to the land and each other. The work reflects the natural cycles of decay, restoration, and abundance.

She studied painting at Turps Art School, is a growing and cooking educator, and has trained in yoga for several years.
Recently she has had solo shows at Backsteinboot Gallery, Berlin and Plum Gallery in Belgium, and been in group shows at Studio Voltaire, Kingsgate Project Space and Koppel Project in London.