Kare explores the intersections of art, technology, and cosmic wonder. Her experimental practice is phygital — bridging the physical and digital as complementary rather than opposing.

Her upcoming exhibition, Lunar Metamorphosis, takes place during Paris Art Week, synthesizing separate forms of art through an interdisciplinary lens. Five years in the making, the project is structured around a single, timeless architecture: the 8 phases of the Moon — a meditation on human transformation, mirroring the infinite and cyclical nature of the Moon itself.

Every component is its own universe of expression: an individual interpretation of the same cycle of becoming, translated through a distinct medium, material, and spatial experience. Together, they form a constellation of perspectives within her own artistic multiverse.

At the heart of the project is a question to ponder: in an age saturated with technology, does art remain an expression of humanity? This question is woven through every gesture and every material — a deliberate fusion of digital tools used with intention and deeply human methods, where the artist remains the source, technology is the vessel, and art is the offering.