I am a natural born sociologist and philosopher, seeking to understand my community and environment, and my relation to them, through process-centered art. My work curiously dissects and unveils threads across human experiences, memories, and ideas, and has ranged from physical mixed media prints and sculptures to curated art experiences. Richly rooted in forming connections and storytelling, my creative practice has seamlessly led me to the film industry where I work in the art department making and handling props or art directing.

Kristen Crouch (b. 1991) received a BFA in photography with a minor in sculpture from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) in Savannah, GA (2014). She has had solo exhibitions in Savannah (I Will Live On [2014]) and her hometown of Wilmington (Landscape and Memory [2018], a collaboration with LOCAL: Art + Ideas). She has also organized exhibitions in Wilmington, including Full Frontal (2017). Omni (2016), and Thirty Under 30: An International Young Artist Group Exhibition (2015). Crouch has participated in group shows in Georgia, Kentucky, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York City, and North Carolina. From 2017 to 2020, Kristen served as the curator and art director for the Museum of Dead Words, an interactive hip-hop theatre experience that seeks to inspire empathy in the mercurial age of the Internet through the exploration words and communication. Kristen lives in Wilmington, North Carolina and enjoys deep conversations, homemaking, long nature walks, kayaking, gardening and cooking when not working in the Art Department for Film and TV.

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