Katherine Rutter is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores ecology, narrative, impermanence, and multiple matters of care & connection. She was born in Little Rock, Arkansas, the fourth of six children. Raised on a small farm in the country, her early experiences instilled an intimate relationship with the natural world and a curiosity to lean into the complexities of life. Her art practice involves drawing, papermaking, bookmaking, printmaking, writing, and foraging. She currently lives in the Piedmont woods with her dog Dorothy, and teaches at the University of Georgia in Athens.