Interdisciplinary practice in sensory ecology, bodies of weather, and relations with place.

Drawing, photography, textiles, sound, film, botanical and microbial chemistries.

On unceded Wadawurrung Country.

A layered image of pink and red tones with stars, branches, and fine line drawings. Small snake bones rest at the centre on a pale surface, their shapes echoed by the drawn marks around them.

Karla Pringle is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice has developed since the 1990s through sustained enquiries into perception, interdependence, material change, and the relationships between bodies and place.

Her work moves across drawing, photography, textiles, sound, film and botanical and microbial processes, attending to how living systems, histories and materials meet, hold together, separate and change over time.

Disability shapes the pace and methods of this practice, alongside the different temporalities and behaviours of materials, organisms and place.