Katie Kaur (b.2000) is a British artist of Indian and European descent, based in London. Her work is drawn to the sensation of being  underwater—a liminal space where light murmurs overhead and time slows into liquid silence. Water is central to her research, inspired  by the metaphorical weight of the Punjabi river: a force that gives and takes, heals and divides, flows and endures. She paints ghost-like  figures drifting through fluid landscapes, suspended between feeling and dream. Through a reductive palette and layered washes on  hand-stitched canvas, Kaur evokes intangible emotional states and the slow passage of time.