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Visual artist working in the media of photography, digital art, painting, drawing and graphic design. Photos are also available in smaller sizes. Karolina exemplifies innovation, artistic depth, and a profound commitment to the photographic medium. Karolina stands out not only as a talented photographer but also as a visionary artist whose work transcends traditional boundaries. Her approach to photography, combining digital mastery with alternative techniques and a flair for graphic software, has consistently pushed the envelope of the medium, making her a trailblazer in the field. Her achievements are a testament to her dedication and skill. She was honored by the Jewish Historical Institute in the photo competition "Historic Sites of Ghetto in Częstochowa" in Poland, 2016. This accolade is a reflection of her ability to capture poignant historical narratives through her lens. At the Hazelhurst Regional Gallery and Arts Centre in NSW, Australia, Karolina's work received the 2nd Prize in the "Taking Flight" photo competition in 2015. This event celebrated the pioneering work of Lawrence Hargrave in aviation, and Karolina's highly commended entry was later exhibited at the: Articles Gallery in Stanwell Park, NSW, further amplifying her recognition in the field. Her exhibition at the Engine Room Gallery, Waiheke Island, New Zealand, in 2012 showcased her proficiency in alternative photography techniques like palladium, tintype, cyanotype, pinhole camera, Van Dyke brown, and light boxes. This exhibition was not only a display of her technical skills but also her creative versatility, as noted in several publications in local newspapers. Karolina's participation in the Junction Arts Festival in August 2011 in Launceston, Tasmania, showcased her innovative blend of photography and digital art. Her work, projected on buildings during the festival, provided a mesmerizing experience to the audience. Her exhibitions "Utopalypse" at . Space in Boston, MA (2010); “AWAY” at the Gallery at Massachusetts College of Art (2010); and "Photography Atelier Exhibit" at Lesley University Hall (2010), all in the USA, have further solidified her reputation as an artist who seamlessly merges photography with computer-generated imagery.