Katharina Kaminski (Montevideo, 1994) is a visual artist based in Paris. Her practice focuses on sculpture and installation, working primarily with ceramics, bronze, and marble. Following an autodidactic and intuitive approach, Kaminski creates without preliminary sketches, guided by the subconscious and an almost ritualistic gesture. Her creative process lies at the intersection of the physical and the spiritual, generating forms that evoke the organic, the zoomorphic, the alien, and the dreamlike.

Fire often appears in her work as a vital and symbolic element: light, warmth, and inner energy that transforms matter and imbues her sculptures with a mystical character. Through this poetics, the artist offers sensory experiences that invite introspection and a connection with the intangible.

In 2023 she presented her first solo exhibition, Womb, at Sainte Anne Gallery in Paris. Conceived as a multisensory ritual, the show brought together sculptures in ceramics, marble, and bronze, as well as pieces incorporating fire and sound. Womb explored the womb as a metaphor for fertility and creation, reclaiming generative power beyond its purely biological dimension.

Alongside her artistic career, Kaminski has worked as an international model, an experience that has nourished her relationship with corporeality, aesthetics, and gesture—dimensions that permeate her work. From her childhood in Uruguay to her current production in Paris, her practice is grounded in a constant search to materialize the invisible, transform ritual into object, and open a sensitive space of encounter with the viewer.