About ArtChick®
Who is ArtChick®
Kristine Di Grigoli Paige is a talented photographer who has honed her skills through studies at Rutgers University and the School of Visual Arts. With a specialization in conceptual and commercial photography, Kristine has developed a keen eye for capturing unique and thought-provoking images.
During her time at Rutgers University, Kristine immersed herself in the world of filmmaking, learning various techniques and exploring different artistic approaches. This solid foundation laid the groundwork for her successful career in the industry.
Continuing her education at the prestigious School of Visual Arts, Kristine further refined her craft and expanded her knowledge in painting. This intensive program allowed her to push boundaries and experiment with innovative ideas, resulting in a distinctive style that sets her work apart.
As a conceptual photographer, Kristine excels at creating visual narratives that challenge perceptions and evoke emotions. She has a keen ability to translate abstract concepts into captivating images that engage viewers and ignite their imagination.
In the commercial realm, Kristine's expertise lies in capturing the essence and message of brands and businesses. Through her lens, she brings to life the stories and visions of her clients, helping them connect with their target audience and leave a lasting impression.
With a passion for her craft and a dedication to excellence, Kristine Di Grigoli Paige continues to push the boundaries of photography. Her work has been recognized and celebrated in various exhibitions and publications, solidifying her reputation as a talented and versatile photographer.
Style
My work is influenced by the vibrant colors and textures of nature, as well as the emotions and experiences that we all share. I strive to create pieces that are both visually stunning and emotionally impactful.
Process
I begin each piece with a vision in mind, but allow the materials and my instincts to guide me as I work. I believe that the process of creating art should be just as fulfilling as the finished piece.
Clients
