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Karen Hew Yin Eriksen is an emerging artist, living and making in Naarm/Melbourne on Wurundjeri & Boonwurrung land of the Kulin Nations.

 

Karen works predominantly in oil and acrylic painting. Her practice attempts to demystify a visual language influenced by personal experiences, digital imagery and painterly narrative.  Exploring the concept of hybridity, she engages with themes of metamorphosis and uncertainty in her work, oscillating between abstraction and representation. Eriksen's work searches for the potential of painterly mark making that can be found within an ever evolving and digital world.

 

Karen’s education includes a Bachelor of Fine Arts and technical fine art studies RMIT University, Melbourne (2018-2021).

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Karen Eriksen (b. 1995 Melbourne)

Currently lives and works in Naarm/Melbourne, Australia

Education

2020 - Bachelor of Fine Arts (painting), RMIT University

2019 Advanced Diploma of Visual Arts, RMIT University

2018 Diploma of Visual Arts, RMIT University

2017 Cert IV in Visual Arts, RMIT University

2015-2016  Bachelor of Arts, University of Melbourne 

2013  Victorian Certificate of Education, Wantirna College

 

Exhibitions

2022, Group exhibition, 'The Forest I Inhabit' , Compendium Gallery, Melbourne Victoria 

2022, Group exhibition, 'I think I've been here before' , Honey Bones Gallery, Melbourne, Victoria 

2022, Group exhibition, 'Inner Hum', Divisions Gallery, Pentridge Coburg, Melbourne, Victoria 

2022, Group Exhibition, 'Fifty Squared' , Brunswick Street Gallery, Melbourne, Victoria 

2021, Group exhibition, RMIT Gradfest 2021, RMIT, Melbourne, Victoria 

2020, Group exhibition, 'Looking' RMIT Painting Studio, Melbourne Victoria 

2020, Solo exhibition, 'Don't be a stranger' Workshop, Melbourne Victoria 

2020, Group exhibition, 'New Year New Blood' Red Gallery, Melbourne Victoria 

2019, Graduating exhibition, '39 Upstairs' RMIT University, Melbourne, Victoria 

2019, Group exhibition, ‘Undermining and Achieving at Too Many Dinner Parties’ Project Space, RMIT University, Melbourne, Victoria 

2019, Group exhibition, ‘Pop Me’, Tank Gallery RMIT University, Melbourne, Victoria 

2018  Group exhibition, ’Unrefined’ Tank Gallery RMIT University, Melbourne, Victoria 

 

Collections:

Private collection, Melbourne, VIC

Private collection, Canberra, ACT

Private collection, Jutland, Denmark

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