"Intuitively I express the sensations of my soul. And my soul is never the same, it is in perpetual transforming, refinement mode... Digital manipulation, as a modern and contemporary technique of plastic art creation, offers to me infinite means to Express this chameleon like personality, which is also present in my actress portion."
Karin Schwarz: January, 2005

"My Digigravures receives individual care, even for series, since each work has its specific necessities and possibilities: the essence, the soul of each image requires particular effects to form its atmosphere, thus demanding different treatments and interventions. The final result of each work must be a fascinating composition of forms and colors that make it umique."
Karin Schwarz: January, 2005
[for article in Curitiba Interativa]

"I wish to transform reality in dreams, in images created and conceived by the mind. Absurd sceneries, playful and desirable characters... Oneiric visions. Immaterial, hypnotic figures. Unusual stimuli... Seduction. A Spectrum of enigmatic sensations. Delight."
Karin Schwarz: November, 2005
[for exhibition SPECTRE OF SENSATIONS]

"Facial expressions revealing several human sensations. A natural invitation to the observer interpose itself between the presented faces and the hidden scenes brought by the curiosity to unveil them."
Karin Schwarz: December, 2005
[for exhibition SPECTATOR'S TOPOGRAPHY]

"The feminine sensuality launching to the viewer stimuli oscillating between Being and Having. A provocative enigma between Identification and Desire, awaken in the first funs of a conscience."
Karin Schwarz: September, 2005
[for exhibition BAD GIRLS]

"The 'BAD GIRLS' series was originated from a stimulus to show sensuous relationship between women, and at the same time to incite the reflection on subjects intimately interconnected to the feminine sexuality, such as: pleasure, freedom, prejudice, respect, fetish, manipulation... Barbie doll as a referential beauty standard... While photographing and mounting the installations with the dolls in poses insinuating love, amusement, sensuality and eroticism between real women, I try to catch facial and bodily expressions showing the intensity of a feeling, the drama of a situation. Then, in the computer, I create digital transformations, and though they simulate pictorial and oneiric effects, in a certain way bring the images near the imagined reality."
Karin Schwarz: January, 2005
[for article in FCC]