Kim Wasson Eagan is a lens‑based artist exploring the intersection of natural phenomena, the seen and unseen world, and the fluid boundaries between perception and reality. Working with still and moving images across analog, digital, and alternative processes, she creates surreal narratives inspired by nature, the subconscious, and the unknown.
Her process is intuitive and associative, often blending personal experience with moments of chance. She treats light as both subject and medium, transforming the familiar into something ethereal. Themes of relationships, nature, and liminality consistently emerge in her work.
Through layered imagery and experimental techniques, she seeks to visualize unseen energies, ephemeral moments, and the alchemy of place. By merging past and present, the physical and the spectral, her work evokes a sense of enchantment and realms just beyond reach.
Kim earned her AAS in Graphic Communication, Tarrant County college, a BFA in Photography from the University of Texas Arlington and a MFA in Studio Arts with an emphasis in Photography at Texas Woman’s University, in Denton Texas. She resides in Fort Worth, Texas.