A nomadic past with a focus on environmental conservation and humanitarian services has exposed Kami Watson to global influences in design and culture, eclectic natural and man-made environmental aesthetics, and has fostered her desire to create functional and visual art with an ecological sensitivity.

As a second generation fiber artist, she freely explores the traditional art of wet felting, the fusing of raw fibers into a textile form with soap, water, and agitation, as well as the contemporary techniques of nuno (fabric) and laminate (multi fabric layer) felting.

She combines renewable natural fiber resources, reclaimed silk fabrics, and her own hand dyed silk fabrics and fibers to organically create each of her works of art. She allows the materials she uses, and influences and experiences in her life, past and present, to guide her instinctively in color and design.

An award winning fiber artist, Kami currently resides in Alabama, where she has been creating and teaching since 2014. Her work is available at juried fine art and craft shows, and in galleries around the United States.