"Groovy" is an all glass and steel wall sculpture that is made out of 73 pieces of individually hand cut art glass. The steel is prepared and welded with each joint forming the foundation for the precise placement of the glass above it, creating a dynamic yet harmonious composition.

Virosurface™ is the age-defying, high-performance indoor or outdoor wall coverings that are non-toxic and UV tested. These fibers are fully water-resistant and insensitive to sun, chlorine and harsh weathering. Available in four distinctive weaves; Basket weave, Trifecta, Herringbone and Bandeau. Viro Surface from Viro Build is produced from artificial fiber matting extrusions woven from polyethylene bases plastic to mimic natural fibers. These synthetic matting’s are eco-friendly and 100% biodegradable. Uses for residential and commercial applications include surfacing and paneling projects, wall coverings, wainscoting, Palapa underpayments ceilings, and cabana mats.

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Christine is inspired by color and the abstract world we live in. Her mediums are canvas and mural paitings with acrylic paint. She has always had an interest in art; yet she has not taken any art classes. While living at the beach, she began to use the ocean for the beginning of each canvas. In the early stages of her career she experimented extensively on marine life which she was so moved by. From beautiful glittery sand to windy palm trees to fish in the sea, she later moved towards abstract paintings that incorporated anything from animals and designs to psychedelic intricate patterns. Her paintings show her love for color and pull viewers into them.