This space, this world - was created to honor that wondrous awe.
Why The Sublime World Was Created
The sublime is not loud, obvious or ever easy to find. It's the whisper in a crowd. The hush in the snowfall. A singular gasp before the exhale.
The Sublime World was born from a deep recognition of the juxtaposition between the ordinary and the extraordinary.
Inspired by our own travels, whether across the world or much closer to home - so many times we stumble into something exceptional. A picture. A place. An object of art. A unique experience. That rare spark discovered within elusive moments that magically breach the barrier of the expected and catapult us into a world we call sublime.
Because these moments are rare and difficult to find, we were inspired to create a respite. A visceral sanctuary that inspires, calms and soothes the soul. A special place where we curate art and experiences with reverence, respect, gratitude and awe.
We invite you to visit us often. Our collections change dynamically as we continue to explore and discover.
Welcome to The Sublime World. We hope you like it. We think that you will.
Carrie King and Craig Kleber
The Creators
Carrie King
Founder
There is an ephemeral creative space that existes somewhere between the periphery of my vision and the instincts guided by the often imperceptible whispers of the soul.
This is the place from which my work originates. There are creative forces that engage to guide every shot I take.
Since early childhood, I've always been acutely aware of and attracted to that flash you see from the corner of your eye. That cinematic moment you stumble upon in complete wonderment and awe. That fleeting split-second of something that compels you to document and record.
I shoot moments in time that are etched into who I am both as a human being and as an artist. Photography has always allowed me to transcend the need for words - and exist freely as a visual storyteller.
Craig Kleber
Co-Founder
Craig brings depth, curation, and a deep reverence for storytelling to The Sublime World. With experience in [insert background — writing, visual design, museum curation, etc.], their eye is drawn to themes of memory, mythology, and mood. They shape not just collections, but emotions — pairing images with language, building visual poems across the site.
“To me, each piece is a doorway. What matters is not what you see — but what you remember.”