CoralKILL

CoralKILL is a multidisciplinary artist whose vibrant and confrontational works explore the intersection of environmental urgency, digital culture, and queer identity. Drawing inspiration from coral ecosystems, sci-fi aesthetics, and abrasive internet iconography, CoralKILL creates immersive pieces that challenge viewers to confront feelings of ecological grief, resilience, and transformation. Their practice spans painting, digital animation, installation, and street art, often incorporating salvaged materials, glitch effects, and fluorescent palettes that evoke both the fragility and defiance of coral reefs under threat.

CoralKILL’s art has been exhibited in galleries and public spaces across North America and Europe, and they are recognized for their commitment to activism, often collaborating with climate scientists and grassroots organizations. Through emotionally charged performances and community workshops, CoralKILL seeks to foster connections between environmental consciousness and personal empowerment, inviting audiences to not only witness but participate in collective healing and resistance.