Visual artist (BA and MFA, National College of Art & Design, Dublin) who works with performance, installation, drawing & relational processes.

News & Upcoming Events
Birthed In Dreams
The Scene of The Myth by Sarah Pierce
Witnessing ‘Yellow’
Works
Catizone's work combines the immediacy of drawing and the directness of Performance Art. She engages in interdisciplinary collaborations, working with choreographers, musicians and video artists. Painting and drawing are an ongoing thread of practice in Catizone's work — an online collection of drawing and painting is in progress and will be added in future.
Studio Visit
Catizone is a visual artist (BA and MFA, National College of Art & Design, Dublin) who works with performance, installation, drawing and relational processes.
Her background includes four decades of facilitating embodiment practices, both with a creative and a therapeutic focus. Her work engages in inter-disciplinary collaborations with choreographers, musicians and DJs.
While her work is primarily performance based — drawing, painting and installation are part of both her art processes and outcomes.
Catizone is a facilitator at The Irish Museum of Modern Art, where she has designed and delivered workshops, events and programmes such as Breaking Cover in 2020-2021, which focussed on the role of art in the ecological crisis.
Upcoming exhibitions
Birthed In Dreams
Past exhibitions
Alive & Kicking
Arts Facilitation
Catizone is an arts educator and facilitator. She is a member of IMMA’s Visitor Engagement team, where she designs and runs workshops, events and programmes focussing a variety of topics including ageing, mindfulness and on the role of art in ecological crisis.
The Scene of The Myth by Sarah Pierce
Slow Art Series: Amanda Coogan

The Maternal Gaze

Breaking Cover: Art and Ecology Encounters
Slow Art Series: Saddle by Dorothy Cross

Features & Publications
Project Profile, Breaking Cover
Performers Break Cover for the Ecological Emergency at the Irish Museum of Modern Art
Essays & Articles
Witnessing ‘Yellow’
Thought of the heart
The term “Journey” has been so over-used in the yoga/therapeutic literature that I had vowed to avoid it at all costs, place a moratorium on it, and find a less jaded substitute. Looking back at 35 years of yoga teaching and training however, it really feels like a journey, or a trip, a voyage. [...]