Welcome my angels
Enter the Theatre of Love
I am a creature of beauty born at the Right Angle Cross of The Vessel of Love in Human Design. You don’t have to know what that means to find your rightful place here.
We are all lovers. And we don’t need to explain ourselves. I believe in you.
I have promised to love the world one person at a time for the rest of my life & at this moment, I have not reneged on that promise.
I was named The Love Artist by an art wrangler of mine many many years ago, while traveling the world performing my True Love Project (below) & well, I haven’t been able to shake it, nor do I want to.
From a very old press release:
The True Love Project: one lover at a time, for one day, one hour, one morning -- unconditionally & with unmitigated passion, a traveling performance, originated in 2002, designed for an audience of one (or in special cases, small groups of friends or family members).  This project may be experienced in a multitude of ways, from the pure form -- a 24 hour love appointment with the artist (now a rare commodity) & many other shorter, traveling forms of love theater.
"This is the idea – that we, on the food of this love – even though we don’t really know each other – can build this together. I’m not exploiting what we have; really, I just want to be able to work with it like a plastic element. Love, intimacy, instead of paint stone or wood . . . running on a certain kind of intensity or connection, like fuel. " - Kathe IzzoÂ
"The thought of Kathe loving me all day was unexpectedly touching, an idea I found myself stroking from time to time like an amulet, because it made me feel special, lucky. . . Such strong, detached devotion made me feel small like a kid, cause this is the way god & Santa loves, invisible & always."  - Michelle TeaÂ
"Kathe makes intensely private work that lets the world walk around in it . . . it’s oddly heavy & comic & deliberately perverse . . . She puts her words & her body on the line more than any other contemporary artist I know."  - Eileen Myles Â