KARIN WRIGHT

Within my practice, I examine notions of the everyday, explicitly the passing of time. I contemplate neurodiversity and how individuals respond to ever-changing conditions. I use abstract imagery as a language to demonstrate how our visual senses conjure specific reactions to what is happening around us. 
My work is a response to everything that surrounds me, everywhere holds an opportunity. I take satisfaction in discovering the beauty in monotony, whether it be a new form or feeling of insight. These instances allow a sense of tranquillity or calm in and amongst the everyday. Enamoured by the presence of light, how it illustrates various feelings and perhaps offers a sculptural form to what is not of any physicality. Light harnesses the ability to alter the ambiance of the space. I intend to ignite curiosity with ambiguous imagery in depicting how light is a representation of time passed.