Artist Statement

Káti Franco (b. 1993) is a Caribbean-Spanish photographer that’s been a photographer for 21 years. In 2019, after going through a death of a relationship, she awakened to her own desires deep from within her body. So she then devoted herself to exploring what it means for woman to be in relationship to body and the connection to nature.

In 2020, she fully immersed herself living deep in nature for 2 years fully disconnected from the city and fully connected to nature technology. Watching the sunrises and sunsets daily, spending time without a phone for months at a time and fully listening to the intelligence of the Earth’s wisdom.

Her photographic process fuses multiple exposures, elements of the human form with landscapes and often blurring the boundary between photography and painting.

Some of her images are infused with chi, or life-force energy to invite breath and stillness.

During her time living in nature for 2 years, she began exploring learning music as a medium for healing and is exploring this in future exhibitions.

A portion of proceeds from her fine art works is donated to the protection of the Amazon rainforest supporting land conservation and Indigenous stewardship.

Her work has been featured in publications including TIME, PEOPLE, BRIDES, ESPN, Magnolia Rouge, among others.

About Káti

I picked up the camera at age 12 years old and it helped me move through a lot of grief throughout my childhood.

I then photographed people’s love stories for 15 years all over the world. High-end luxury weddings to backyard weddings. Featured in TIME, PEOPLE, BRIDES, ESPN and many more publications.

Then in 2020, I awakened to my own body, my own wisdom, my own unique creative expression and now it’s my ultimate mission to co-create with God what is alive, what is real, what is true and to guide women into their own unique vessel of creation through artful storytelling of photography while making fine art photography for women to remind them of this.

I’m also a dancer and musician for the last 6 years weaving my artistry through these practices and I guide you weaving these practices into these photo experiences to invite more presence, more you, more authentic expression into this ceremonial experience.