Karly Zouppas is a multifaceted artist whose work spans sculpture, painting, and the curation of peculiar oddities. 

Drawing from her rich tapestry of experiences, Karly’s art delves into complex themes such as the interplay between the feminine and the masculine, the evolution of memory, and the preservation of the natural world. Her interest in horror narratives further informs her exploration of beauty standards, examining society's definitions of "ugly" and how they intersect with individual identity.

Currently, Karly is focused on her latest exploration, which investigates how memory influences identity and perception, while exploring the often-overlooked feminine aspects of her artistry. This examination reflects the struggle of embracing these themes, allowing her to confront and reinterpret her relationship with femininity. Each piece serves as a narrative, representing her lived experiences and engaging in a broader conversation about identity and societal expectations.

Karly’s distinctive voice resonates through her artwork, inviting viewers to reflect on their perceptions of beauty and self. Her fascination with the weird and the profane plays with a lifetime of repression as the artist delves into the self-limiting beliefs that informed her childhood, while delivering these findings through various media and materials. Through her creative lens, Karly Zouppas continues to inspire dialogue around the complexities of gender, identity, and the art world, establishing herself as a significant up-and-coming contemporary artist.