Rachel Kiddie McClure is a New Zealand-based artist whose work embraces autobiographical themes of identity, feminism, domestic worlds, nostalgia and storytelling. She has a diverse interest in art and craft, working in multiple disciplines such as drawing, illustration, painting, sculpture, quilt-making, cross-stitch, embroidery and crochet.
Her work sits comfortably within a kitsch aesthetic, utilising pattern, bold colour, glitter, craft, textiles, decorative embellishments and the ready-made. Combinations of colour, pattern, text and symbolism are used to explore humour in her everyday life as a mum and as a woman.