"Created through an organic process of movement and breath, Lea Rose Kara’s charcoal lines flow across the page - shaped by her use of 185-million-year-old rocks (which she collected from the Jurassic Coast in East Devon, England), and her intuitive gestures that reflect a deep connection to material. This intimate work reveals the seamless thread between her practice as both artist and sculptor, echoing themes of manipulation of nature and epistemology explored in her larger wool sculptures while offering a meditative presence in its own right."