HIAP
2025/ Ongoing
A conceptual consultation service offering rapid, intuitive counsel across creative, personal and professional facets of life. Framed as a shortcut and challenge to the self-improvement industrial complex, each session was delivered as a one-on-one, 15-minute encounter with Ora H., an alter-ego of artist Kaitlyn D. Hamilton.
The consultations remained entirely private, emphasizing anonymity and the possibility of transformation through brevity. By collapsing the format of traditional coaching into a minimalist, almost oracular exchange, the project blurred the lines between performance, therapy, and art-as-service promoted through the offline distribution and circulation of printed business cards.
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Spectral Center
2025
A 30-minute guided hypnosis track tailored to each Human Design aura type—Generator, Manifestor, Projector, and Manifesting Generator. Created in collaboration with artist and hypnotherapist Julia E. Dyck–founder of Spectral Center–the work combines original sound, subconscious suggestion, and energetic mapping to support realignment, clarity, and ease.
Drawing on Human Design’s fusion of astrology, the I Ching, and somatic energetics, the experience offers a moment of pause and recalibration—not to fix the self, but to remember how you were always meant to move within the world.
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Turku, Finland
2025
The third instalment of the Själö Poiesis anthology by Lotta Petronella–a performance, lecture and choral adaption created for the stage. The final chapter in Lotta’s expanded body of work on the island of Seili in the Turku archipelago, Själö Herbarium focuses on the island’s history as a hospital, the dawn of the various institutions present today and how to read Seili as a part of Europe and the West’s institutional history during the 17th and 18th centuries.
Själö Herbarium received script editing and dramaturgical support from Kaitlyn D. Hamilton who has been working closely with Petronella since 2023 and continues to contribute editorially to the forthcoming publication extending this body of work.
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2024-2025
Over the course of one year, Kaitlyn D. Hamilton (@emergingora) published a series of microdosed erotic essays and short fiction. Designed to provoke heightened libidinal affect and introspective response, the work explored the potency of brevity in narrative construction and self-reflective prose. The project unfolded across approximately 90 chapters, organized into a novel-esque structure of 16 thematic volumes.
Microdosed was conceptually informed by Sylvia Wynter’s redefinition of the erotic—not merely as sexual, but as a vital mode of knowing, feeling, and being. The work functioned as both literary experiment and intimate philosophical inquiry, using the erotic as a lens to explore subjectivity, desire, and narrative form.
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Translibrary
Helsinki, Finland
2024-2025
Foraged and assembled by Kaitlyn D. Hamilton at TUO TUO’s rewilding gardens, this herbalist mutual aid stall offered a rotating selection of healing blends. Each mix—crafted to support rest, reduce inflammation, and strengthen immunity—reflected a commitment to self-healing and embodied care.
The offerings included both dried herb blends and tinctures, among them Femme Chem, a peony-based formula reputed to support hormonal balance by boosting estrogen and reducing testosterone. Available on a sliding scale, the stall operated at Translibrary in Helsinki from September 2024 to May 2025 as a gesture of mutual aid, solidarity, and visionary economic ethics within trans and queer community spaces.
tuotuoarts.com/esotericyellowpages
2023
Created by Kaitlyn D. Hamilton for TUO TUO, Esoteric Yellow Pages (EYP) is an online listings platform and shared resource for artists–mystical practitioners to offer their services freely and accessibly. Functioning as a digital commons, EYP supports spiritual, creative, and divinatory practices as tools of sovereignty—particularly in response to the co-option of wellness and esotericism by right-wing and spiritual-fascist movements.
Curated with care by Hamilton, all listed practitioners work from explicitly decolonial, antiracist, and queer ecofeminist frameworks. EYP is both a directory and a quiet act of resistance—building networks of care, integrity, and collective imagination.
Helsinki, Finland
January, April 2025
Money Talk is an initiative by Kaitlyn D. Hamilton to address the often sensitive topic of money within the artistic community. It is not intended to be a place for financial advice or dogma but rather an opportunity for artists to explore their perceptions and experiences with money in an anonymous environment. The event encourages participants to identify commonalities and overlaps in their experiences with money, fostering a sense of shared understanding and potential for mutual support.
https://tuotuoarts.com/feral-series
2023
To nourish the feral is to embrace the unkempt, surly, sour, fervid, wolfish, rabid, ugly, wicked and raw. To travel to the deepest of underworlds only to emerge with fathomless fervor –
to recrudesce from the depths eternal. The feral series reveres the poet in the same manner as the immaterial, the invisible, the torrid. Here, poetry is the ultimate ecological art form.
Publication concept, work-selection and graphic design by Kaitlyn D. Hamilton for TUO TUO.
Featuring poems by
Vishnu Vardhani Rajan
Riira Kalhor
Iona Roisin
Genietta Varsi
Teiniart
Chris Gylee
Sonja Blom
Sara Blosseville
Anonymous
Images by Genietta Varsi and Sara Blosseville. Support by Taiteen edistämiskeskus (Taike).
Joutsa, Finland
June, 2025
This ten-day immersive retreat offered a thoughtfully curated program for 14 hand-selected participants. Hosted by artist, writer, and TikTok influencer @sotce, creator of the Sotce Method, the gathering served as a collaborative experiment in alternative modes of connection—exploring offline hospitality, parasocial dynamics, and new economic models for shared experience and community.
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au JUS
Brussels, Belgium
May, 2025
Erotics of Economy–a collaboration between Vishnu Vardhani Rajan an Kaitlyn D. Hamilton–is a consultation process designed to corrupt the default money scripts an indiviual has running through their reality’s narrative infrastructures. Harvested storylines are treated as data points transversing a specrum – from supportive, ferromagnetic or supple to inhibitive, uncooperative and corruptable.
Through consent-driven reconstruction procedure the artists abet the client in altering their relationship to wealth, money, debt and trust.
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2021
The publication was a collaboration between Roby Redgrave Mcpherson and Kaitlyn D. Hamilton, a “compost-style” editorial and design project, a term they’ve coined for their soil-inspired collaborative practice of working with digital, print and paper mediums.
Land artwork: Caracara Collective
Graphic Design & Film: Roby Redgrave Mcpherson
Sound Art: Celestial Trax
Curation: Kaitlyn D. Hamilton and Joni Judén for TUO TUO
Supported by Central Arts Promotion Finland (Taike).
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Finland and USA
Initiated in the spring of 2024
Offline/ Ongoing
A slow-building capsule wardrobe composed of collaborative garments. Each piece is the result of a dialogue with a different artist—pictured above: Sara Blosseville and Jaakko Pallasvuo—and serves as a material expression of Kaitlyn D. Hamilton’s written work. Together, the collection forms an evolving narrative in fabric and form, a wearable canon unfolding over time until the wardrobe is complete.
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Under The Leaf Art Book Fair
Helsinki, Finland
2024
A publication-tool to accompany artists
during their residency at TUO TUO; this
is the public culmination of a year-long
consultation funded by Taike (2023)—
created by Feminist Culture House and
TUO TUO.
Texts: Feminist Culture House & TUO TUO
Illustrations: Gladys Camilo
Graphic Design: Paola Jalili
Copyediting: Kaitlyn D. Hamilton & Katie
Lenanton
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Pitted Dates
Helsinki, Finland
May 13 to June 16, 2023.
The exhibition, curated by Sakari Tervo, featured works by Victor Gogly, Pauliina Nykänen, Nora Tapper, and Kaitlyn D. Hamilton. SMALL BREATHERS CRAVING LIFE takes its name (as well as the exhibition text written by Hamilton) from Kakwkylla a local saint venerated in Sweden and Germany during the late Middle Ages. The saint is known by a wide range of names and was venerated as a protector against rats and mice. Tapper‘s sculptures were also inspired by the saint’s mythology.
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Plateau, Vienna
July 2023
Bettina Willnauer spent one month at TUO TUO Project Space & Residency in Joutsa, Finland. It was there she rediscovered and reflected on her relationship with nature and the possibilities of non-anthropocentric collaboration. For her solo show, After Weeks of Yellow (I found a Friend...) she comissioned the exhibition text and publication by Kaitlyn D. Hamilton— collaborating on the digital and print extensions.
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