Born and raised at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, Kait learned from a young age to have a deep respect for mother nature. Through her pursuit of a career in natural resources, she has spent countless hours outdoors, working, recreating, and capturing the beauty of the world around her. Kait’s time in the Rockies fostered a love of the alpine tundra and a fascination with the regions of the planet that are still buried under glacial ice. The first time she saw glaciers as an adult, she was hooked and dreamed of a day when she could use her artistic talents to talk about how climate change impacts the cold places of our planet. Kait is thrilled to have participated in her first art residency in 2023 at Olympic National Park as a part of the Terminus, Glacier Memorial Project. Kait's artwork has been on display at the Downtown Artery in Fort Collins, Colorado, at the Grand Canyon Community Rec Center in Grand Canyon Village, Arizona, at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center in Port Angeles, Washington, and most recently at the Cottonwood Center for the Arts in Colorado Springs, Colorado. She primarily works with embroidery, technical illustration, and acrylic painting, but finds immense inspiration in trying new creative mediums.