Karuna Krishna
As a photographer, I am intrigued by the creation of culture and self-definition of identity. Most recently, I have been curious about my response to loss and the fragility of life. My work is intentionally small in scale, inviting you closer to the images, to make a personal connection.
“An Exploration: Nature” experiments with monoprints of nature. I depict strength that attracts me at this time of political dissonance. Reacting to the commodification of images, I chose a manual process that creates only one print at a time.
Monoprint, Acrylic on Paper, 2025
In “A Burst of Splendor,” I focus on flowers sold in wholesale markets. In their abandoned blooming, the flowers defy their own death. The shadowed bodies remind me that this is fleeting.
Archival digital pigment prints
In the series, “Ordinary / Extraordinary,” the seeing becomes a tool to retrain thinking to find beauty everywhere. The photographs are intentionally small — to be placed where you may chance upon them — a reminder that limitless space can be experienced in an everyday moment.
Giclée fine art prints on wood boards, 2024
My photography practice is influenced by my background in design. I find delight in the interplay of form, color, and unexpected objects.
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