KAREN BORGA

I’ve spent my life creating—with my hands, my heart, and something deeper I can’t always explain.
Sometimes it’s wool. Sometimes it’s paint. Sometimes it’s prayer.

For many years, I was known for my work with angels.
That connection shaped me—grounded me—and gave me a powerful way to help others navigate their healing and spiritual path.

But as I grew, so did the need for change.
The rhythm that once nourished me became heavy with expectations. I realized it was time to step back—not as an ending, but as a way to return to myself.

In the quiet of the studio, surrounded by wool and color and breath, I found something I didn’t even know I had lost:
the freedom to explore, to play, to feel deeply connected without performing.

That’s where I began to feel whole again.

Now I create as a fiber artist and inspired maker, listening to what wants to come through.
This is my sacred space. My sanctuary.
It’s where I allow myself to be curious, intentional, and fully present.

And I’ve come to understand that this process of becoming—this creative unfolding—is not separate from healing.
It is healing.

So I share what I create.
From hand-felted wool bags to quiet sketches, from livestreams to soft reflections—I offer what feels real and alive in the moment.

Because maybe, just maybe…
you’re becoming too.

~ Karen Borga

Karen Borga is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores stillness, intuition, and creative evolution. With a background in fiber art, visual storytelling, and spiritual guidance, Karen creates deeply personal pieces that invite reflection and reconnection. Her work includes hand-felted wool bags, mixed-media art, and poetic content shared through video and live streaming. Karen’s artistic process is rooted in curiosity, presence, and a commitment to becoming. She lives and creates in New Jersey, where she continues to explore the intersection of art, healing, and everyday sacredness.

✨ Dedication

For my grandmother, Marguerite Christensen; my mother, Carla Klotz; and my aunt, Dottie Eddie — thank you for threading beauty, courage, and creativity into the fabric of my life.