
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 small in scale, inviting you closer to the images, and to explore a personal connection.
“An Exploration” experiments with monoprints of trees and stones. I depict the endurance 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.
Monoprints, Acrylic on Paper, 2025
In “A Burst of Splendor,” I focus on flowers sold in wholesale markets. In their vibrant displays, they seem invulnerable. Yet, the bodies in the shadows remind us, this time is fleeting.
Giclée fine art prints












