About
Kat Pegler is an interdisciplinary artist, composer and creative director working across sound, visual art, and research-led projects.
Her work combines music, storytelling and cultural research to create experiences that shift how people notice, relate to, and understand place, ecology and each other.
Her approach is informed by neurodivergent ways of thinking, exploring alternative patterns of attention, perception and narrative as part of her creative and research practice.
Kat works across composition, visual and spatial work, creative direction, producing, and research; collaborating with artists, institutions and organisations on commissions, performances, installations and strategic projects.
She is currently leading work on a £350,000 programme supported by the British Film Institute’s Innovation Challenge Fund, exploring the future of AI, sustainability, equity and skills in the screen industries.
Kat is co-founder of Kerbside Collective, LEO Reader and Medway Collective, and has worked with organisations including Tate Modern, Historic England, BBC and Arts Council England. She holds an MA with Distinction from Goldsmiths, where she received the Warden’s Climate Award.
Available for commissions, collaborations, and project work across art, sound, research and creative direction.