Karina Abramova is a creative practitioner dedicated to merging ancient wisdom with modern technology to explore humanity’s connection to nature and the digital world. Driven by impact, she engages young audiences, creative communities, and ESG-focused professionals, using her work to inspire greater environmental and social consciousness.
Karina’s creative journey began with art inspired by natural forms, evolving into a multidisciplinary practice that spans guided nature walks, ecosomatic exercises, and digital sculptures. Her study of shamanism has enriched her ability to create immersive experiences that foster profound human-nature connections. Combining technology, storytelling, and ritual, she seeks to build respect and engagement with the natural world.
Through sensory storytelling and collaborative projects, Karina’s work promotes collective well-being and a deep-rooted connection to nature. She presents her “art-tech-nature” experiences both in urban galleries and natural settings, such as the Eden Project, bridging the divide between urban life and nature.
A former brand and marketing professional, Karina leverages her background to connect with broad audiences and humanize technology. She also writes and speaks publicly on topics like web3, climate action, and community resilience. Karina holds degrees from Ryerson University and Central Saint Martins.
