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Katy Slany is an artist, educator and somatic facilitator.

Her work is an an ongoing research project focused on the intersection of possibility, embodiment and collective imagination .

She facilitates creative containers for physiological change work through deep listening, unlearning and somatic transformation. 

At the center of her web of work lies her reverence of the land and more-than-human realm. 

She is dedicated to bringing others back into connection with an understanding of our living world through the sensate body, a practice of remembering we are part of this higher intelligence and when we take care of it, it takes care of us.

Katy is also the co-founder of the Imaginals collective, a community centered initiative with a mandate to "Build a Culture of Possibility", through art, education, immersive experiences and regenerative practices. 

The project emerged from her previous creation, The Imagination Project, an art education program supporting youth in building resilience, through imagination and creativity in downtown Kingston, Jamaica.

Through a multidisciplinary and innovative approach, Katy invites individuals to explore new pathways of self-discovery and empowerment, making art for emerging worlds and embracing the potential for profound transformation individually and collectively.

 

Katy makes her home in the Blue mountains of Jamaica, where she can be found foraging fruit, making art and propagating plants with her pup Sola.