Artist Statement

A love of color, craft and solitude in nature led me to life as a painter.  In recent years I lived at the end of Cape Cod where I would walk the beach and the dunes and have the humbling experience of feeling very small against all that sea force. I now live in Northwest Vermont and there is a new force of mountain, lake, forest and field to explore.

Creating a sense of place in my paintings, of capturing the feeling I experience in a landscape interests me. The landscape speaks to me, the wildness speaks to a certain wildness contained within me. My paintings are a visual interpretation of what I hear.  The paintings invite the viewer to walk to the mysterious edge of the natural world. I hope the viewer finds their own connection, that they recognize something from their own experience, remembering that the wildness speaks to them as well.

About Christine

A native New Englander, Christine graduated from the Swain School of Design with a BFA in Textile Design and Painting. After many years as a fine craft artist, she returned to painting.

Working primarily in oils, Christine’s paintings often represent a liminal space – between land and water, earth and sky – where the smallness of humanity meets the expansiveness of nature.

She creates her work both plein air and in the studio.

Christine is represented by Orleans Modern Art, Orleans, MA and Lupine Gallery, Monhegan, ME.