"Bee-Leaf” by Christina Massey

Blown glass, wire, repurposed aluminum, paint, wood shadow box, 8"x8"x5"

Christina Massey is a visual artist whose work transforms repurposed consumer materials, most notably discarded craft beer cans, into woven sculptural forms, paintings, and installations. Through processes rooted in cutting, weaving, layering, and accumulation, her practice explores how material transformation can make environmental systems and experiences of uncertainty tangible through abstraction. Massey has received numerous awards, including a Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant, Brooklyn Arts Fund Grants, the FST StudioProject Fund Grant, and a SIP Fellowship at the EFA Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop. Recent solo exhibitions include Uncharted Growth at SPRING/BREAK Art Show, Changing the Course of Time at UrbanGlass, and Regenerative Nature at Montefiore Einstein’s Gallery for ARTFul Medicine. Recent residencies include PS122, Art Cake and twice on Governors Island (4Heads & Noo Arts). Her work is held in public and private collections including the U.S. Department of State Art Bank Collection, Bank of America, UBS, and the Janet Turner Museum.

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