Karine is a French visual artist based in Paris. Through texts and images, Karine examines her environment from the angle of memory, filiation, and otherness. Drawing from her personal and cultural experiences, Karine works in the space of the impalpable and the invisible, examining the traces of history / memories on the bodies and the landscapes.

After graduating with a master’s in business management, Karine spent twenty years in corporate finance before studying photography, first at the International Center of Photography in 2012, then at Ithaca College where she graduated from the Image-Text (iTi) MFA in 2022.

Passionate about the book form, Karine published several books: Fragments in 2013, selected by the Unfolding Images photo book exhibition, When C. decided to leave, published by ICP EDU BOOKS, as well as a series of zines. Her last book, The archipelago of the forgotten, was presented at a.p. Berlin in April 2022. Her work has also been exhibited internationally, including the France-Portugal season (7 Parnassiens, June 2022), Everything Must Go (Berlin, 2022), KSCS Color Works (Seoul, 2018), To Permeate (Lite-Haus gallery, Berlin, 2017), POP UP ARCHIVE (ICP Mana, NYC, 2017).

Karine is a founding member of the 643 collective.

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