Kit Wu-Bylett b. 1988 is a studio artist based out of Tiles Lewisham artist-run-initiative, NSW Australia, on the ancestral lands of the Gadigal and Wangal peoples of the Eora Nation.
I offer you my vitality for your pleasure ♡
Kit Wu-Bylett is an emerging multi-disciplinary artist based in Eora. Working with sculpture, installation, digital platforms, and garment-making Kit rebrands ancestral wisdom as alluring everyday products and desire-drenched experiences.
/A crystalline candy sneaker store meets a bonsai ornamental garden, a bodily lamp but make it feng-shui fashion, a wellness consultation culminating with a medicinal tattoo./
Her work seduces audiences into inhabiting the skin of a consumer caught between who they are and who they wish they could be.
Wu-Bylett has shown in solo and group shows at Cement Fondu, Pari, Tiles Lewisham, Our Neon Foe, Articulate Project Space, and Durden and Ray (Los Angeles), Performance Space and The Bearded Tit. Kit’s practice includes collaborations with Ariel Ruby, Jacquie Meng, Akila da Killa, Fei Gao, Emma Harbridge, Atoc Malou, Monica Rani Rudhar, and Rachel Levine.
She was commissioned as costume designer for Parramatta Artists Studios’ recent performance project, The Path, for Parramatta Lanes Festival, and with Worship Queer Collective for a large scale suspended installation at the Red Rattler Theatre.