Karen Sewell Karen Sewell

Numinous Spheres

Numinous Spheres

NorthART Gallery · Northcote · 2021

Numinous Spheres explores the relationship between geometry, light, colour and space, inviting viewers into encounters with the numinous and the cosmos through the universal symbol of the sphere.

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Karen Sewell Karen Sewell

MORNING STAR, 2024

Morning Star at Changing Lanes Auckland City

Bledisloe Lane, Aotea Centre, Auckland Central

Morning Star invites viewers into a virtual constellation of spheres and sound — a nexus of earth, sky, and cosmos.

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Karen Sewell Karen Sewell

Celestial Numinance

Celestial Numinance

Malcolm Smith Gallery · Howick · 2024/5

Through sculpture, photography, scent, sound, and XR, Karen Sewell invites viewers to encounter the numinous — the mystery of light, spheres, and celestial bodies made tangible.

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3 Sisters, 3 Kings (earth from where I was born), 2024

Abstraxt Abstraxt Exhibition

3 Sisters, 3 Kings (earth from where I was born) & Luminary II XR (Betelgeuse), 2024

Northart Gallery · Northcote · 2024

Through sculpture, photography, scent, sound, and XR, Karen Sewell invites viewers to encounter the numinous — the mystery of light, spheres, and celestial bodies made tangible.

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Karen Sewell Karen Sewell

Luminary I Luminare Venice

Presented in Personal Structures at the Venice Biennale 2022, Luminary I Luminare envelops viewers in a sensory experience of light, sound, and hovering forms. The work reflects on cosmic phenomena and invites contemplation of the unseen spiritual realm.

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Karen Sewell Karen Sewell

Luminary I Luminare NorthART

Luminary I Luminare transformed one of Northart’s galleries into an immersive environment. A reflective steel sphere anchored the space at ground level, surrounded by lumen photographic prints, shifting light, sound and a video work — inviting viewers into a liminal space of cosmic wonder and the numinous.

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