Natasha Karam (b. 1997) is a multidisciplinary creative. She grew up in Beirut, and after living and studying in Scotland, she was pulled back here inexorably. In her practice, she floats – with wonder and conviction – between images, words, sounds, and movement, through which she questions herself and her environment. Her work explores the intersection between the human and the natural world, and the various journeys of beings that overlap in life. She has exhibited her work in group shows in both Edinburgh and Beirut, showcasing mostly mixed media installations and photography. She is also a movement artist, having recently worked on a dance film project.