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About Scarletfruit

Why the name...?

Scarletfruit encapsulates a world of luscious colour and sensuality.  My actual name is Karen Amanda Harris and I live in London, UK.    

The Scarletfruit style

My work is based on the mythical, the mystical and -irrestistibly- the mathematical.


I use Promarker (Letraset/ Winsor & Newton) and ink liner on watercolour paper - sometimes achieving extra vibrancy with gel pen, glittery nail varnish, and even correction fluid.


The texture of watercolour paper draws in the ink with a velvety richness - a

My work is based on the mythical, the mystical and -irrestistibly- the mathematical.


I use Promarker (Letraset/ Winsor & Newton) and ink liner on watercolour paper - sometimes achieving extra vibrancy with gel pen, glittery nail varnish, and even correction fluid.


The texture of watercolour paper draws in the ink with a velvety richness - although this same texture often attempts to lead the ink astray!  Over the years, I've learned that both pen and paper need to be treated with absolute delicacy and respect.


There's a real pleasure in trying to find an elusive alchemy of colour and shape from the myriad possibilities. Plus the whole process is both deeply, deeply meditative and immensely thrilling.

Finally...

Finally...

It's always a pleasure to welcome visitors to my site, and to respond to any queries or comments that you may have. Please email me (karen@scarletfruit.com) or fill in the Contact form on the Home page if you'd like to get in touch.


accolades, talks, exhibitions, publications

  •  Exhibition of mathematical art at Bridges Conference in Stockholm, Sweden. http://gallery.bridgesmathart.org/exhibitions/2018-bridges-conference


  •  Exhibition of mathematical art at Bridges Conference in Linz, Austria. http://gallery.bridgesmathart.org/exhibitions/2019-bridges-conference


  • Commended in Journal of Mathematics and the Arts, 14(3), pp.268-282.  https://doi.org/10.1080/17513472.2019.1654330


  • Talk on the connection between visual art and academic writing, at University of St Andrews annual EAP conference. https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/international-education/eap-conference/


  • Paper (extended artist statement) published in Journal of Mathematics and the Arts 14:1-2, 72-74. https://doi.org/10.1080/17513472.2020.1734436

                 

  • Paper on the connection between visual art and academic writing, published in Journal of Higher Education Theory and Practice, 20(5). https://doi.org/10.33423/jhetp.v20i5.3034


  • Second place for Maths Art in Universities' Maths Art/ Poster Competition, at CARMA (University of Newcastle, Australia). https://carmamaths.org/art/gallery/competition/viewing/?y=2020


  • Lightning talk on writing a mathematical art statement, at Talking Maths in Public biennial conference. https://www.talkingmathsinpublic.uk/


  • Talk on creating non-digital maths art, at Australian Mathematical Society annual conference. https://austms.org.au/event/austms-2021/


  • Exhibition of mathematical art at Bridges Conference in Helsinki, Finland. http://gallery.bridgesmathart.org/exhibitions/2022-bridges-conference




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