Meadow Kaye is a Brooklyn-based photographer, ceramic artist, and photo editor. Their work is deeply influenced by their surroundings and generational experiences. Using a large format camera, Meadow captures raw, intimate moments, exploring the complexities of family and environment. This sensitivity extends to their ceramic practice, where they craft forms inspired by geological formations, blending natural textures with abstract patterns to create thought-provoking pieces.
Currently, Meadow’s practice focuses on ceramic sculpture and functional ware that explore texture, form, and natural decay. Alongside her ceramic work, she edits and retouches images for Getty Images, applying her artistic intuition and technical expertise to meet the fast-paced demands of photojournalism.
Meadow holds a Fine Arts degree from Bowling Green State University, where they studied under renowned artists Lynn Whitney and John Balistreri. Their dedication earned multiple first-place awards in the BGSU Undergraduate Art Exhibition and prestigious honors such as the Tom and Jane Vanden Eynden Award and the Monnier Family Foundation Outstanding Artist Award in 2021 for their BFA thesis, Family Portraits: A Study of Generational Trauma.
When not immersed in ceramics and photography, Meadow continues to refine her craft in NYC, balancing her artistic passions with her work as a skilled photo editor.
