Christine Romanell

Christine Romanell’s art practice explores the infinite through intricate, expanding geometric patterns. Inspired by cosmology and sacred geometry, she translates digital drawings into sculptures and paintings using laser-cutting and 3D printing. Layered forms and vibrant color gradients create atmospheric experiences that balance structural order with the limitless expanse. Recent highlights include her immersive installation Sacred Transition at the Montclair Art Museum and an augmented reality exhibition at the Hunterdon Art Museum.

A New Jersey-based artist and organizer of Garden State Art Weekend, Romanell is a recipient of an NEA grant and a New Jersey State Council on the Arts Fellowship. Her work has been featured on the Smithsonian Channel and in Hyperallergic and Juxtapoz. Her art is held in the collections of Google and Memorial Sloan Kettering, among others. She holds an MFA from Montclair State University and a BFA from the School of Visual Arts.