About the Artist

Christine entered a two-year apprenticeship program with Sylvia March, Master Ceramic Artist in Palisades, NY. She learned how to maintain a working pottery studio by mixing glazes, firing a kiln, recycling clay, and assisting with pottery shows and sales. At the same time, Christine set up her own studio, learned how to throw on a kick wheel, and used what she learned as an apprentice. Christine is currently a studio potter.

Her father encouraged her to make uniform pieces for dinnerware and together they designed pottery kick-wheels. She works primarily with porcelain, its pure white aesthetic like a blank canvas ready for decoration. From the moment Christine opened her studio she incorporated her designs into her dinnerware's visual appeal. She believes that each piece is considered an act of intentional artistry giving dinner at home or dining out a makeover.

Christine's sculptural works are treasured and collected by individuals to complement their homes. She combines throwing clay on the wheel, altering, and sculpting her pieces to represent the forms inspired by nature. Her work continues to evolve as new ideas and techniques are consolidated into each new progression.