Kat Castro | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Kat Castro

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  • Student, MA

Education
BKin, University of Toronto

Kat is a creative producer & director, interdisciplinary artist, and embodiment practitioner currently based in New Jersey. She has a strong affinity in collaborating on experiential and multimedia productions. She has a background working in food CPG, commercial advertising, and

performing and visual arts across dance, film, and music. Her work lives at the intersection of culture, community, and sustainability.

Outside of her creative and professional endeavors, Kat loves to travel, hike, and cook. Portugal is her favorite travel destination to date. In the kitchen, you could find her making her comfort Filipino dish called Laing (taro leaves cooked in coconut milk).

Through the MA in Sustainable program, Kat is consciously refining her design practice with the goal of creating impactful brand and community experiences that both educate and integrate sustainable, regenerative practices.

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