Repeat | Jessica Warner & Kat Moore 2025-26 Fellowship Exhibit The Ink Shop is excited to present the work of Jessica Warner (Kahn Family Fellow) and Kat Moore (Fred Madden Fellow). Jessica explores movement, change and the passage of time through processes that involve accumulation, repetition and contradiction. The unsettled state of the world currently is a backdrop for exploring the parallel forward and backward movement of cycles of creation and destruction. Drawn to the CMYK screenprinting method, Kat layers color as a way to map the complexities of perception and thought and is obsessed with incorporating textiles, whether physical or implied. “I stitch together the fragments of the inner and outer worlds that I move through.” This body of work consists of sheer curtains layered with hand-drawn screenprinted plaid prints and images of a particularly important moment of self-reflection. Drawing each line in the plaid is a repetitive action that reflects the repetitive nature of screenprinting. This repetitive process has also revealed itself as a personal coping mechanism for my own navigation of obsessive thought patterns. As I layer the controlled patterns of plaid with the layers of an image of a natural space, I consider the notion of how obsessive thoughts work in tandem against the natural flowing of changes in one’s environment. No matter how much you extract each layer of obsessive thoughts, the patterns of self-realization eventually emerge.
