Caitlin La Dolce is an interdisciplinary artist and educator originally from the Northeast Kingdom region of Vermont and currently based in Athens, Georgia. Through material interaction and transformation, their work explores the themes of ritual, decay, illness, and time. La Dolce has completed residencies at the Vermont Studio Center, 77 Art, and Watershed Ceramics, and exhibited nationally, including exhibitions at Burlington City Arts, Athens Institute for Contemporary Art, and the Arrowmont School Gallery. Their photographic research of pollution in the Tennessee River and its connecting water bodies was published in What Makes A Lake, the 2023 publication by Artist Field. Caitlin's creative research project, using paper pulp to study non-verbal communication and collaboration with neurodivergent adults, has been selected as a finalist for the 2025 Fulbright Study/Research Award.