Watermarks
Watermarks A soft voice masks the fierce currents of desire and memory left behind – in stories now told by shifting stones and river banks. Forever bound and forever lost…
You Are My Reservation
You Are My Reservation You are earth and tears spirit and destruction disease and redemption sunrise and fear laughter and addiction shoreline and anger battles and babies memories and…
Interim Treasure
Field Note – April 14,2020 Making my way out to sunrise and unusually cold temperatures I knew there would be interesting ice textures and formations that are part of Ziigwan. I love…
A Special Light
A Special Light Beautiful one as you descend from the tears of your grandmother and stumble through your mother’s fog remember the light inside you. It is always there. …
In a Swan Song
In a Swan Song Surrender is the only answer to a swan song. It holds a venerable cadence that is impossible to disregard- even in the everything of the struggles…
Wazhashk (aka Muskrat) Love
Wazhashk (aka Muskrat) Love It’s Complicated Series – iPhone 2020 Muskrat, though a modest creature is quite complex. A main character in Ojibwe Creation story, Muskrat or Earth Diver is…
A Selfish Kind of Love Poem
Montana Mermaid Blues This is my contribution to the collective love and good wishes for a struggling man who sings healing and laughter from the truth in his heart. A…
The Origin
The Misi-ziibi, is an ever-present powerful spirit always in my peripheral. Now with ice breaking and the sky able to admire its reflection again I realized my Big River Continuum creative journey needs to be here right now in conversation and communion with the headwaters, Misi-ziibi starting places.
Karen Goulet, Artist Bio & Statement
I am a multi-media artist whose work is informed by the people who inspire me and places that define me. I see my work as an artist to be a tributary of a larger body of living breathing creative spirit.
“Recollections” a Mixed Media Series
Recollections –These mixed media works were initiated as I began my artistic journey with the Big River Continuum. The subjects in the pieces primarily represent water and or my relationship…
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