Using a variety of techniques, Katherine Gulla explores our experience of nature and light in the city. Gulla uses art, design and industrial techniques to make photo sculptures, vinyl installations and stenciled paintings. Born in Berkeley, California, she grew up in New York City, and lives and works in Boston, Massachusetts. After studying painting, her early work evolved into video art and then documentary television. As a freelance writer/producer of video and new media, she worked with many different technologies and industries. Because her ideas often call for finding new forms of presentation, this experience comes in handy. Since transitioning back to fine arts, Gulla’s work has been shown widely throughout New England. 555 Gallery in Boston represents her painting, photography and mixed media pieces. In 2017, 555 Gallery featured The Path paintings and Forest and Shadow photo sculptures are on view at Sohn Fine Art Gallery in Lenox, MA. Exhibitions at Danforth Art in Massachusetts include a solo show and the Annual with 2nd Prize in 2016, and Honorable Mention in 2011 and 2014. Gallery Kayafas in Boston featured Gulla’s photo sculptures and paintings in one-person and two-person shows in 2008 and 2006. Her works are in private and corporate collections and in the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum Corporate Program.