Karina Abramova is a multidisciplinary artist, futurist, educator, and community builder whose work bridges ancient wisdom with cutting-edge technologies. After a 20-year international career as a marketing and digital innovation executive, Karina shifted her focus to serving the planet and its people through her artistic practice. As part of this transformative journey, she earned a Master of Art degree from the prestigious Central Saint Martins, where she launched Las Palmas Doradas, an eco art activism project exploring the potential of digital objects to inspire real-world change.

Her work, rooted in climate communication and eco-somatic experiences, aims to connect humanity with the natural world as our most precious resource. From fundraising for mangrove restoration in Mexico’s Yucatán peninsula to creating digital sculptures for New Forest National Park, Karina combines ritual, indigenous wisdom, and sensorial experiences to foster collective healing and reconnection.

Karina’s accomplishments include her first solo art show in Holland Park (2022) and recognition as one of the four digital artists showcased at the Affordable Art Fair in London. As a public speaker, she has presented at Web3 events, London Tech Week, and even the British Parliament, weaving storytelling into action and bridging climate, creative, and academic communities. Learn more here.