Louise K. Fraser (Lou.kin) is an Edinburgh-based teaching artist working across print, drawing, sculpture and collaborative practice. Neurodiverse and research-led, they create accessible, multi-sensory art experiences that connect art, education and social justice, working with participants from primary age through to older adults, including V.I. accessible approaches. They work across Scotland with institutions, galleries, councils, and schools, devising and delivering imaginative and original workshops, access training, and Career-long Professional Learning (CLPL), as well as creating resources for galleries, councils, artists, and teachers. Lou has worked as a teaching artist for 20 years and works on a wide variety of projects, including being lead artist on Fruitmarket Gallery’s long-term V.I programs and their schools programme, and is based at WASPS Studios beside the Water of Leith. She has been recognised with the Marsh Award for Excellence in Visual Arts Education and has been selected for Spectra 2026, a leadership and creative development programme for neurodivergent artists and creatives.