Creating visual work with clarity, depth, and intention.

Karolina Skorek is a multidisciplinary visual artist, photographer, and educator working across fine art portraiture, narrative worlds, and traditional printmaking.

Her work is defined by a strong sense of authorship, visual control, and long-form thinking. Rather than producing single images in isolation, she creates finished bodies of work designed to exist as collectible artworks, exhibitions, and curated projects.

Karolina’s practice spans fine art photography, environmental image-making, and copper etching. Across mediums, the focus remains consistent: clarity of vision, intentional composition, and images built to hold attention over time.

Alongside her artistic practice, Karolina works with photographers and visual artists through mentoring and education. Her approach is direct, focused, and grounded in professional experience, supporting artists who want to strengthen their work, refine their visual direction, and make more confident creative decisions.

Her work has been exhibited internationally and recognised through major photography awards, publications, and exhibitions. She is currently a PhD candidate in Fine Art, further developing her research-led, practice-based approach to image-making.