285: Karen Waller - Using Photography to Process Grief

Grief and the grieving process are an integral part of the human condition, yet so few of us have a solid grasp on how to engage in it or talk about it. I believe art and creativity can be a helpful gateway to help with this.

This week on the podcast I was joined by an Australian portrait and landscape photographer who uses her background in visual arts and painting to create stunning and evocative photographs - Karen Waller. In today's show we discuss Karen's journey in photography and how she has engaged in it to help with the grieving process.

On this week's episode, we discuss:

Karen's journey into photography as a painter,
How engaging in photography helped her through the grieving process,
The driving forces behind her work,
Why she is attracted to making abstract imagery,
Capturing opposing themes,
Revealing something new in familiar subjects,
And a lot more!

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