Christina Fitch's Artwork

Christina Fitch has a “Master of Fine Arts” in painting from Savannah College of Art and Design.  She graduated from Texas Woman’s University with a Bachelor of Arts in Art Education.  Fitch is a mixed media, figurative artist.  She has taught high school visual art for twenty-three years and is currently teaching at Timber Creek High School in Keller ISD.  She resides in North Richland Hills, TX.

If a tree does not bend in the wind, it will not survive the storm. Such is life. Truly, life is a series of events or circumstances that are often random and uncontrollable, moments that can be life altering or just pleasant memories.  In fact, as soon as an event occurs it becomes a memory.  Life can be defined by memories and how they are processed.  This series draws inspiration from involuntary memories and personal narratives specifically, with the impactful events of my life.  Looking at an old photograph evokes memories.  However, what is remembered is based on perception.  While a photo depicts a moment in time, it does not tell the whole story.  Experiences captured in photographs, and the memories they produce, yield both despair and joy.  The predictability of the human experience is significant because it defines the strength of its thoughts, words, and emotions.