Karen's work increasingly reflects concern with the ways humanity disrupts the planet and the consequences of those actions.
Karen’s work explores humanity’s impact on the planet, finding beauty within chaos and reflecting on crises such as the pandemic, Australian bushfires, the climate emergency, and Indigenous rights. Alongside these themes, she creates botanical pieces, personal works inspired by family, and architectural celebrations. Recently, she has begun experimenting with large-scale and jewellery-sized 3D pieces in papier-mâché, valuing both its recyclability and its meditative process.
Karen's work increasingly reflects concern with the ways humanity disrupts the planet and the consequences of those actions.
Karen’s work explores humanity’s impact on the planet, finding beauty within chaos and reflecting on crises such as the pandemic, Australian bushfires, the climate emergency, and Indigenous rights. Alongside these themes, she creates botanical pieces, personal works inspired by family, and architectural celebrations. Recently, she has begun experimenting with large-scale and jewellery-sized 3D pieces in papier-mâché, valuing both its recyclability and its meditative process.
Karen's work increasingly reflects concern with the ways humanity disrupts the planet and the consequences of those actions.
Karen’s work explores humanity’s impact on the planet, finding beauty within chaos and reflecting on crises such as the pandemic, Australian bushfires, the climate emergency, and Indigenous rights. Alongside these themes, she creates botanical pieces, personal works inspired by family, and architectural celebrations. Recently, she has begun experimenting with large-scale and jewellery-sized 3D pieces in papier-mâché, valuing both its recyclability and its meditative process.