Created by
Christina
Drift Print by CLR Creations in Savannah
Drift Print
Drift presents an expansive field shaped by layered movement and controlled abstraction, anchored in mineral whites, warm ochres, deep umbers, and muted charcoals, with sweeping passages of teal, sea green, and soft celadon suggesting atmosphere rather than fixed place. The paint application shifts between smooth, fluid planes and assertive linear marks, where sinuous lines trace paths reminiscent of erosion and natural flow, creating depth through opacity and edge variation rather than detail. The resulting mood is contemplative and spatial, evoking movement and transition, as land, sky, and memory subtly merge into a single, sustained visual experience.
Availability: Available
Medium: acrylic paint
Collection: abstract, landscape, nature
Size: 9in (W) X 12in (H)
Price: $49
Meet the Artist
Savannah, United StatesI believe every piece of art tells a story. Whether it's inspired by a meaningful place, a cherished person, or a shared space, I love creating work that carries lasting significance.
My work includes abstract cartographic paintings, portraits, murals, and custom commissions. Travel has deeply influenced my artistic voice, inspiring me to explore the connections between place, memory, and identity through layered compositions and expressive color. Alongside my map-inspired work, I enjoy creating portraits that capture personality and emotion, as well as murals that transform walls into spaces that invite connection and conversation.
With a background in fine art and graphic design, I combine traditional painting techniques with thoughtful composition, color theory, and strong attention to detail. I work in a variety of styles and scales, from intimate commissions to large public and commercial pieces, always tailoring each project to reflect the client's vision while bringing my own creative perspective.
Above all, I love collaborating with people to create artwork that feels personal, meaningful, and made to be lived with for years to come.
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