Kristina seeks to find beauty in the strange and ugly through consideration of the human experience/emotions by the creation of provocative abstract sculptural forms. Some of her more recent work has explored the definition of identity and meaning to oneself and others. She invites the viewer to question if it is possible to truly know someone through typical identifiers and conventional relationships.  Her most recent body of work questions the definition of boundaries and binding by examining the ways in which we categorize, restrict, and contain facets of ourselves and others. The abstracted forms invite the viewer to question the limits and separations of our shared contemporary experiences. Taking cues from her life experience and environment, her work is often biomorphic. She creates using traditional and modern felt-making techniques, incorporating other materials, such as glass, metal, plastic and textiles reinforcing her themes and the tactile qualities of her work.