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This painting is part of Christina Keith's show Shelter and Place. Shelter and Place is a collection of over 40 mixed media paintings that Christina Keith created during March through December, 2020. Like so many others during the pandemic, Christina found herself spending less time with her family, students, and artistic community, and more time staring out her studio window, wondering and feeling uncertain. While the imagery within this body of work varies, each piece provides an isolated, naturally-inspired space that is paired with vintage celestial/geographic maps to indicate the passing of time. The myriad of structures within her paintings run the gamut from weathered to “put together”, similar to our perceptions of self as we experience events out of our control. Inspired by her travels during years past, Christina’s landscapes and seascapes provide a quiet, meditative escape from the present.

Red Giant

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Medium: Mixed media on panel

Dimensions: 36"x18"
Framed: 38"x20"

Framed

Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

36" x 18" (artwork)
38" x 20" (framed)

woman artist
made by hand
one of a kind
original art

This painting is part of Christina Keith's show Shelter and Place. Shelter and Place is a collection of over 40 mixed media paintings that Christina Keith created during March through December, 2020. Like so many others during the pandemic, Christina found herself spending less time with her family, students, and artistic community, and more time staring out her studio window, wondering and feeling uncertain. While the imagery within this body of work varies, each piece provides an isolated, naturally-inspired space that is paired with vintage celestial/geographic maps to indicate the passing of time. The myriad of structures within her paintings run the gamut from weathered to “put together”, similar to our perceptions of self as we experience events out of our control. Inspired by her travels during years past, Christina’s landscapes and seascapes provide a quiet, meditative escape from the present.