Working predominantly in painting and drawing Kaulbach interrogates assumptions of sickness, wellness and ability and the effects of absent care through the human figure. Resisting the binaries of human and non-human life they pull from the manifestations of deprivation, abundance and will to survive present in the natural world to inform the disobedient bodies of their figures. She won both The Ingram Prize and Freelands Painting Prize in 2024, and recieved the Neville Burston Award for Painting and Hamad Butt Memorial Prize for their work on the BA Fine Art course at Goldsmiths University.