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☆ Introspective artist. ☆ Life stories created with ink and graphite on paper: Karolina Adams
https://karolinaadams.com/
https://www.instagram.com/karolina.adams/
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100041266845687
Karolina Adams is an artist who illustrates life as it plays out in her head.
With a B.F.A for Interior Architecture from Columbia College, she entered the field only to discover that mundane space planning and office environment were too rigid for her free spirit.
In 2012 Karolina found her sketch book from college, submitted her drawings to a gallery and got accepted. Two other galleries soon followed.
Karolina calls herself an introspective artist, meaning she purges her emotions with inks and graphite onto paper. Throughout her artwork, which includes acrylic paintings, two books and reflection cards, there is a striped socks character used to depict her feelings, emotions and stories.
Her art “talks” about love and the happy moments that come with it, and life’s struggles and triumphs. Her work visually expresses what it is to be human, depicting emotions in a raw and relatable way that resonate.
She says when people view her work, they aren’t studying the brushstrokes or the play of light on a subject; they are studying their own struggles, their own blessings, and their own heart.
Karolina sketches, draws, and/or paints every day. Creativity, she says, recharges her and fuels her spirit. She calls her work quirky with a touch of sophistication, which reflects her playful, at times scrambled, character on the surface with an intense and serious core.
Karolina has been a permanent gallery artist in Scottsdale and Tubac, AZ for the past three years and just recently became part of the Wit Gallery in MA. In addition, she has exhibited her work at Fountain Hills, AZ, Gilbert AZ, and Chicago IL.
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By Jane Applegathhttps://karolinaadams.com/
https://www.instagram.com/karolina.adams/
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100041266845687
Karolina Adams is an artist who illustrates life as it plays out in her head.
With a B.F.A for Interior Architecture from Columbia College, she entered the field only to discover that mundane space planning and office environment were too rigid for her free spirit.
In 2012 Karolina found her sketch book from college, submitted her drawings to a gallery and got accepted. Two other galleries soon followed.
Karolina calls herself an introspective artist, meaning she purges her emotions with inks and graphite onto paper. Throughout her artwork, which includes acrylic paintings, two books and reflection cards, there is a striped socks character used to depict her feelings, emotions and stories.
Her art “talks” about love and the happy moments that come with it, and life’s struggles and triumphs. Her work visually expresses what it is to be human, depicting emotions in a raw and relatable way that resonate.
She says when people view her work, they aren’t studying the brushstrokes or the play of light on a subject; they are studying their own struggles, their own blessings, and their own heart.
Karolina sketches, draws, and/or paints every day. Creativity, she says, recharges her and fuels her spirit. She calls her work quirky with a touch of sophistication, which reflects her playful, at times scrambled, character on the surface with an intense and serious core.
Karolina has been a permanent gallery artist in Scottsdale and Tubac, AZ for the past three years and just recently became part of the Wit Gallery in MA. In addition, she has exhibited her work at Fountain Hills, AZ, Gilbert AZ, and Chicago IL.