KEL Yates artist

Kel is a multidisciplinary artist whose purpose and aim is to increase accessibility to arts practice by advocating for and facilitating the healing potential of art making and creative living. Kel currently facilitates art experiences in Meanjin/Brisbane with a focus on authentic expression, presence and connection.

With qualifications and experience in art therapy, communications, counselling, yoga, meditation and community art facilitation her practice focuses on materiality and process, exploring the interaction between the artist’s body and the mediums through the act of creating. This relationship transforms the process into an intersubjective healing space revealing freedom and our authentic expression. Kel is most passionate about how this can be of benefit to others and the community

Kel the artist, a women with wavy, shoulder-length blonde hair, smiling and looking to the side, wearing a sequined top.

What I Offer

Whether it’s a creative companion or a gentle ear, I offer space and safety for you to be seen, heard and expressed in your innate creative wholeness. Bring everything you are, I’m here for it.

  • Art workshops for children and adults, focusing on presence and connection by exploring materials, process, energetic and somatic awareness to promote authentic creative expression

  • My artwork is available for purchase. Check out my store under the store tab in the menu

  • There is great power in being witnessed in your creative being and expression, and I offer a safe space and relationship for exploring your innate capacity. Contact me for private or group heart and mindful art sessions

  • As a Reiki Master I offer in person and distance Reiki healings. I also incorporate Reiki into art and meditation workshops and sessions

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Let’s get connected, reach out about projects, collaborations or just to say hello!

I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which I live and create and First Nations people around the world, honouring elders past and present. I pay respect to all First Nations artists and creators and offer deep gratitude for their stories and connection to the land, waters, skies and spirits.