Christine Romanell makes the piece, Smokey Pink in her East Orange NJ studio.

Animation collaboration with video artist Ross Turiano. During the height of the pandemic a team of curators decided to start showing video art out of one of the curators windows. The video was created for their amazing video program called Pandemic Projections.

Christine Soccio Romanell's practice revolves around the use of non-repeating patterns and rotational symmetry as a way to explore one possible shape of the universe. Her abstraction of form and manipulation of light and color dominate the boundaries of the physical objects she creates, and tap into something deeper. This documentary short uses audio from Carl Sagan's PBS show "Cosmos." I do not own the rights to this audio.

Here's a peek into my process of drawing, cutting, layering and painting one of my geometric pieces.

Process in Quarantine Video 2

Christine Soccio Romanell's practice revolves around the use of non-repeating patterns and rotational symmetry. Her abstraction of form and manipulation of light and color dominate the boundaries of the physical objects she creates. Instead, she is more interested in what her sculptures generate. She often works with quasi crystals to produce light diffraction patterns and works with mixed media as she explores the structures of the penrose pattern.

Process video of creating DIVISION

Christine Soccio Romanell's practice revolves around the use of non-repeating patterns and rotational symmetry. Her abstraction of form and manipulation of light and color dominate the boundaries of the physical objects she creates. Instead, she is more interested in what her sculptures generate. She often works with quasi crystals to produce light diffraction patterns and works with mixed media as she explores the structures of the penrose pattern.  Contact Me: samvladimirsky.com samuelvladimirsky@gmail.com