Kristina’s work is playful and provocative. She loves colour, vibrancy and turning things on their head. Through installation, film, crafts, and sculpture Kristina explores the commonalities and differences in everyday experiences.

A visual artist with a socially engaged practice, Kristina brings bold, complex, and sensitive layers to her artworks, cushioning difficult conversations and painful truths within humorous and joyous celebrations. As a disabled, neurodivergent woman and activist, intersectionality, identity, and social politics are a strong components in her work, and she is often influenced by the barriers she faces. Using art as a force for change, she draws on her background as a Social Policy graduate, a Paralympian, and equality and diversity consultant, leading her to create work that is easily accessible, engaging wide audiences, and amplifying unheard voices.