Christine is drawn to the interaction between the colours and shapes that define simple spaces. Her style, much like a visual poem, strives to economically record only the essential elements of her subject matter. Typically, Christine’s focus is her connection to the Canadian landscape.

She earned degrees in Art History and Education from Queen’s University, and credits influences from Canadians Ted Harrison and Lawren Harris. Her work can be found in private collections across North America and Europe. In a world full of endless noise, her work leaves us with a sense of well-being and peace.