Christine Dong is a visual artist and experimental printmaker based in Bristol. She refers to herself as an explorer. She works with graphics, printmaking, materiality, and anything visible—or yet to be seen—at hand. Her practice focuses on human-constructed systems including mathematics, language, and measurement. She seeks to discover echoes between science and human lives and to find room for fictional narratives and myths in a world overflowing with knowledge and fortified by the rigid walls of logic. For her, printmaking is not only a medium but also a method: a disciplined beginning that opens up infinite spaces for imagination and transformation.
Christine Dong is a visual artist and experimental printmaker based in Bristol. She refers to herself as an explorer. She works with graphics, printmaking, materiality, and anything visible—or yet to be seen—at hand. Her practice focuses on human-constructed systems including mathematics, language, and measurement. She seeks to discover echoes between science and human lives and to find room for fictional narratives and myths in a world overflowing with knowledge and fortified by the rigid walls of logic. For her, printmaking is not only a medium but also a method: a disciplined beginning that opens up infinite spaces for imagination and transformation.