Wildeye Art, also known as Caitlin Hanna, is a queer, neurodivergent, and disabled contemporary artist. Their artwork tends to be confessional, relying on their feelings and past experiences to fuel their creative practice. They consider language an artistic medium in addition to imagery, so text is frequently included to further the narrative within their work. They don’t use a single, consistent medium because of their emotive subject; instead, they use what media best conveys the message or emotion they are attempting to communicate, focusing more on the content and feeling than the medium itself. Caitlin is known for working with ceramics, painting, textiles, printmaking, and more, which often results in a mixed media piece. They aim to bring a sense of community from viewing their work, honouring all stages of life, not just positive.
