Kat Alyst - Gallery Artist Available for Commissions, Contemporary Art & Fine Photography
fire series ashes to ashes
(images will be unblurred upon series debut | stay tuned)
The Price of Excess (2025)
Photograph
36 x 36"
Cycle of Freedom (2025)
Photograph
36 x 36"
Burning Time (2025)
Photograph
48 x 48"
Playing with Fire (2025)
Photograph
36 x 36"
Scorched (2025)
Photograph
48 x 48"
Firewall (2025)
Photograph
36 x 36"
A series exploring transformation through fire, reflecting anger, release, and rebirth. By burning objects tied to strained memories, I reclaim the past and neutralize its emotional weight. Each image embodies different themes and the powerful visual impact of fire, turning destruction into healing.
Photography
Fire
Coming 2025
✨ Limited Edition Prints
Ring of Fire (2025)
Photograph
36 x 48"
Burning Bridges (2025)
Photograph
36 x 36"
Burnt Facades (2025)
Photograph
36 x 36"
artist statement
Kat Alyst uses photography to explore themes of vulnerability, transformation, and identity. Through vivid colors, symbolic objects, and self-portraiture, her work examines mental health derived from personal experiences, as well, societies perceptions of the female identity. Each piece invites reflection and connection, creating a bridge between shared human experiences and the power of reinvention.
COMING SOON
3 years in the making
identities series
I.P.S.E.I.T.Y. delves into the fragmented roles Kat Alyst assumed to navigate daily survival, reflecting the essence of selfhood reshaped by financial necessity and societal pressures. This work explores the blurred boundaries between identity and survival, revealing how personal resilience merges with alternate realities, shaping the female experience and challenging the core of one’s ipseity.
Internal Portraits Shaped by Experiences, Identity, Tenacity, and Yearning
IPSEITY
someone is trying to tell you something
These worlds were built within temporary environments using set design from found objects, rented/altered spaces, and custom touches to present topics which could be considered too taboo to discuss easily. This work explores personal & shared vulnerabilities of the human condition.
Photography
Self Portrait Series
2022
