K.FLEUR

Interdisciplinary artist · educator · cultural researcher · creative technologist

I create immersive, sonic, and research-driven experiences exploring culture, technology, memory, and Afro Diasporic futurity.

Karine Fleurima (aka K.FLEUR) is a Haitian interdisciplinary sound artist, composer, and DJ working at the intersections of Afro-Caribbean music, electronic composition, experimental sound, and diasporic storytelling. My creative practice draws from more than sixteen years of cultural research into Black diasporic histories, musical traditions, ritual, and performance across the Caribbean, Brazil, and the African diaspora.Working with sound as a form of cultural memory, I weave archival recordings, rhythmic experimentation, electronic textures, and immersive sound into compositions that explore identity, belonging, futurity, and ancestral connection. My work moves between soundscapes, experimental compositions, DJ selections, and multidisciplinary performance.Through projects including Radio Futura Caribe, I create spaces for listening, discovery, and engagement with the sounds and cultural imaginaries of the Caribbean and its diasporas. My approach is informed by an ongoing exploration of how music carries histories, connects communities across geography, and creates possibilities for new ways of imagining the future.My musical practice continues to expand through sound design, electronic music production, DJing, and immersive audio experiences.

Future Heart Frequencies

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ABOUT

As a Dharma Moon certified meditation facilitator, I create liminal experiences that blend sound design, projection mapping and spatial storytelling to craft multi-sensory environments that invite contemplation and inspire collective imagination.My immersive & experiential designs weave Afro-diasporic wisdom with original sound design, crafting poetic portals where art meets presence & collective dreaming takes flight.

PORTFOLIO

LIMINOIRE

Archival Research

Into The Afrofuture

Unfinished Business ~ New Wight Gallery, Los Angeles, 2023Assemblaged furniture, archival Haitian performance circa 1950's, meditative immersive audio with original composition.