Karen Casey is an Indigenous Australian interdisciplinary / new media artist who explores intersections between the arts, science and society.
Karen has exhibited in numerous curatorial and overseas touring exhibitions since the late 1980s and is widely represented in National galleries and public collections in Australia and internationally. She has received several significant public commissions and awards and has worked with architects, urban planners and developers on various corporate and public projects, as both collaborative consultant and commissioned artist. In 2003 she was appointed as Artist-in-Residence for the City of Melbourne, Urban Design Branch where she worked on numerous civic projects.
Her exploration of various digital technologies and collaborations with both arts and non-arts professionals from diverse fields and backgrounds has given rise to some original interactive and hybrid art forms. She is the creator of the Global Mind Project, an arts and cognitive neuroscience initiative and Let's Shake a public art participation project for peace and reconciliation.

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