Christl Stringer

Christl Stringer

Artist Statement

My figurative surrealist paintings investigate the themes surrounding the deteriorating effects of capitalism on the Millennial psyche. I use Roman motifs (to signify what our “democracy” was modeled after) accompanied with horses (symbolize the working class) and jovial cubist forms to depict how labor functions as a distraction in our society. I paint the overworked and under-appreciated members of society, usually Black women, whose invisible labor maintains our society’s crumbling facade of
normality.

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Portfolio

Appalachian Elegy  by Christl Stringer (2024)

Appalachian Elegy

Recycled Textiles and Fake Hair • 2024

$600

Going West by Christl Stringer (2025)

Going West

Recycled Textiles • 2025

$600

when blue behaves like red by Christl Stringer (2024)

when blue behaves like red

acrylic and thread on canvas • 2024

$600