Animation, ceramics, sculpture, and installation come together in Kara Chin’s work, which focuses on the psychological and cultural effects of emerging technologies, biohacking, and wellness culture. She examines how future imaginings intersect with primal and esoteric events, tracing the mental landscapes that shape contemporary experience. Chin’s installations often present hybrid creatures that blur the boundaries between objects, beings, and environments, evoking quasi-ritualistic or technological atmospheres. Through playful, chaotic compositions and the use of unconventional materials, she challenges perceptions of identity, transformation, and human evolution. Her art delves into the complex relationship between the body and technology, probing themes of transhumanism and how cultural narratives influence personal and collective psychology. Chin’s practice is both a critique and a celebration of the tensions inherent in contemporary life shaped by rapid scientific and social change. ...
