Kristina Cranfeld

Kristina Cranfeld is an award-winning and internationally recognised academic researcher, photographer and artist. She currently teaches at the Royal College of Art across the School of Communication programs.

Kristina's work originates in physical spaces, a portal into distant journeys both real and imagined. She is often drawn to spaces in between, industrial environments and edgelands, which offer a unique silence for observation and reflection. Bringing these experiences onto canvas through intuitive work with oils, inks, and acrylics, her creative process takes shape after journeys to remote landscapes, from the windswept hills of Scotland to untraveled paths in Central Asia. Her paintings exist simultaneously as a commentary on our tangible environments and a sanctuary for re-imagining alternative worlds.

MA Design Interactions, Royal College of Art
BA Design, Goldsmiths, University of London