Christina Ward:
Artist Statement & Bio
Artist. Advocate. Storyteller.
Christina Ward is a Georgia-born, Atlanta-based artist deeply invested in social justice and environmental issues. Her work transcends the canvas, serving as a powerful tool to raise awareness and inspire action on a local and global scale.
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Driven by Purpose:
Christina's passion lies in advocacy. She uses her art as a catalyst, donating a portion of all sales to non-profit organizations aligned with her mission. Through platforms like DemocracyYall.com and ColorsforConservation.com, she supports causes close to her heart, including FairFight.org, SaveTheGiants.org, and AsterProjectATL.com, a restorative justice project.
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Themes & Techniques:
Christina's multi-disciplinary approach allows her to explore environmental and social justice themes, often infused with a touch of satire addressing prominent cultural and socio-political issues. From murals to installations, she pushes the boundaries of traditional art forms to create truly unique pieces that connect with viewers on a deeper level. Her work aims to inspire, evoke empathy, and illuminate the untold stories of her Atlanta community, highlighting the resilience, dreams, and struggles that shape who we are.
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Beyond the Brush:
Christina's commitment extends beyond her artwork. Previously a zookeeper, her experience with animals fuels her passion for conservation. She actively participates in mural projects with ConservationFusion.org, bringing her artistic talent to international humanitarian efforts.
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A Life in Action:
Christina is a fierce advocate for community engagement. She champions the belief that art belongs to everyone, not just those who can afford it. Her ambition includes raising funds to distribute free yard signs to Atlanta's Southside communities, fostering a sense of pride and ownership.
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Looking Forward:
Christina's ultimate goal is to create artwork that inspires tangible change, supporting grassroots organizations making a real difference. She aspires to expand her mural work nationally and globally, leaving a lasting artistic and ethical legacy.
