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Frankenflora
Katrina Vera Wong is a Korean-Chinese artist, writer, editor, and publisher.

​Learning from literature, botany, herbaria and ikebana, she makes hybrid flowers from dried or pressed plants and calls them Frankenflora. Her Frankenflora have been exhibited in Vancouver, BC, at the Beaty Biodiversity Museum, Science World, the VIVO Media Arts Centre, and the James Black Gallery.​

After writing or working at various publications (including Polyfield Magazine by Art the Science, Science Borealis, Ricepaper Magazine, and Discorder Magazine), she created Seagery Zine, a zine that explores the overlap between art, science, and literature. Two issues were nominated for Broken Pencil Zine Awards.​

Now, under KVW Publications, she produces a bunch of pocket sciart guides to plant families. Visit abunchofguide.com for more.​

Katrina was born on the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee and Anishnaabeg (so-called Hamilton, ON), raised in Singapore, and is grateful to be living on the unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations (so-called Vancouver, BC). She graduated from the University of Victoria with a BSc in Biology and English.

@furiebeckite
Science Borealis

PalaeoPoems: Literary Scicomm Gives Fossils A Second Chance At Life
Written with co-editor Raymond Nakamura - Apr 26, 2021​

Between the Sand: Owen Fernley’s Adventure Under Ground
Mar 22, 2021
Indigenous Science on TV: Coyote’s Crazy Smart Science Show
Written with co-editor Raymond Nakamura - Feb 8, 2021​

When SciComm Goes Viral
Written with co-editor Raymond Nakamura - Sep 28, 2020​

Pushing Petals
Written with co-editor Raymond Nakamura - Jun 29, 2020
Re-published on the Nature Conservancy of Canada blog, Land Lines

10 SciArt Favourites from the Past Decade
Written with co-editor Raymond Nakamura - Mar 23, 2020​

When Art and Science Collide – Science Borealis reviews the Collisions Festival: Invasive Systems
Written with co-editor Raymond Nakamura - Nov 18, 2019​

SciComic: A Comic about Science Comics
Written with co-editor Raymond Nakamura - Jul 8, 2019​

How to look at (and appreciate) SciArt
Written with co-editor Raymond Nakamura - Apr 8, 2019​

Residencies for the Science-Minded Artist
Written with co-editor Raymond Nakamura - Dec 10, 2018

Art that's Out of this World
Written with co-editor Raymond Nakamura - Sep 10, 2018​

Innovative Learning Experiences are putting the Art back in Science
Jun 4, 2018
Re-published on the Nature Conservancy of Canada blog, Land Lines

Dancing with the Scientists
Written with co-editor Raymond Nakamura - May 7, 2018

A Walk in the Park? Teaching Kids to Think like Scientists
Apr 3, 2018

If Music Be the Food of Science, Play On
Written with co-editor Raymond Nakamura - Feb 19, 2018​

Memories of Science: An Experimental Zine
Written with co-editor Raymond Nakamura - Nov 6, 2017​

SciArt Smells Better: An Interview with Natural Science Illustrator Jen Burgess
Written with co-editor Raymond Nakamura - Aug 14, 2017

Into The Heart Of SciArt
Written with co-editor Raymond Nakamura - May 23, 2017​

Science and Society: 1867 vs 2017
Written with co-editor Robert Gooding-Townsend - Feb 27, 2017

From Seed To Sapling
Written with co-editor Robert Gooding-Townsend - Nov 28, 2016

Open Access: Business Or Pleasure?
Written with co-editor Robert Gooding-Townsend - Apr 12, 2016
Ricepaper Magazine

Juxtapoz x Superflat @ Vancouver Art Gallery
Feb 1, 2017
Discorder Magazine

"​Feature: Kimmortal
Published in the print December 2016/January 2017 issue

Shelf Life: Holy Smokes
Published in the print July-August 2016 issue​

Real Live Action: Illacuda + Owl Skowl + Sex With Strangers
Published Jun 10, 2016​

Real Live Action: Bodies + Croatia + Superfashion
Published May 20, 2016 and printed in the June 2016 issue​
Nakid Magazine

Interview with Girlyboi in Nakid Magazine Print Issue VI
Tassels Of The Acrylic Flowers - Suzywan DELUXE​
Shed Yr Skin — Nomi Chi​
Do You Still Think About It? — P ∆ W R L S 0 L​
I Mess You — Mothers Milk​
Quiet Lines — Orhganic
Pedal To The Petal — Caitlyn Clester
Aura — James Perolls
Samplage — P∆WRLSKLL∆TR
Where U Are — Rina Sawayama
Life And Death — Depression
Actual Woman — girlyboi
Ren Hang
Uncompromising — MARIEYAT
Miss World — Blaenavon
What's Your Mood — Johnny Smith
Breathless — Diego Villarreal
Imperfection — (h)iram
Dopamine — DIIV
Miss Lonely — Asher Moss
No.Sleep — Ta-ku & Repeat Pattern
50 Girls Of Summer — Rupert LaMontagne
Alaska — Nakid On The Road Images lost, self-published here
Bubblefun — Julia Updegraff
Petticoats — iulka
Some Other Ones — Mac DeMarco
Prettypuke — Miller Rodriguez
Lord Nermal — RIPNDIP
Fudge Dwog — Travis Millard
For Shits & Giggles — Porous Walker
Sasquatch! Images lost, self-published here
Cops — prettywhores
Birds — Thomas Lohr
Amaranth — Silas Egan
Post-Nature — Lucianblomkamp
Evie — Last Dinosaurs
Victorian Poetry: Poetics And Context

Letitia Elizabeth Landon (L.E.L.)
Final edit: Apr 7, 2015
Pilerats

Last Dinosaurs - Evie
Axis
Kaneholler
For Love & Lemons Holiday 2014
First Base
Status Anxiety
Hollie Fernando
Raised By Wolves
DIM. E Cres.
Flower Hopes
Macabre Gadgets
SeaVees
Zanerobe
Strangers..
Two Halves
Alexander Wang x H&M
Meadowlark x Andrew McLeod
Breaking In The City
$excapades In NYC
Johnny's Bird Sticks + Stones Wedding By Janneke Storm
Kris Kuksi
Loveland
Provocative Provocateur
Cotton Comfort
Subwing
Dylanlex
Kate Moss For Playboy Magazine
La Perla
holly Gaiman
Puppy Cam
Phonebloks
Per-Tim
Filson
Neil Gaiman Wayward Manor Game
For Love & Lemons SKIVVIES
UVic Global Community Newsletter

Support Local
Mar 30, 2015

Almost Likewise
Feb 2, 2015

If I Only Knew
Sep 29, 2014
Here! Magazine

Looking Both Ways
Published in the summer issue of 2014
Maclean's Canadian Universities Guidebook

Report written on behalf of the University of Victoria​
Published in 2014, Reprinted in 2015
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