Artist and model Christina Kruse discusses her new collection of sculptures on display now at the Helwaser Gallery in New York City.
When Christina Kruse was given a Polaroid camera to get behind-the-scenes photos at some of the biggest fashion events in the 90s,changed. Those instant shots piqued her interest in photography, and lead her from in front of the camera to behind it. When she wasn't on the catwalk, Kruse continued her evolution as a multi-disciplinary artist, experimenting with everything from mixed-media collages to sculptures.
Christina Kruse Detached, 2019 Wood, bronze, acrylic paint, wax, varnish 16 x 8 x 12 in 40.6 x 20.3 x 30.5 cm Then, the New York agent found someone in Germany they worked with. At that time, I didn’t know they had all these agents all over the world because I was unfamiliar with the field of work. The agent then called my parents. When I arrived [back in Germany] they invited us to go see them, so my mother and I went. I started modeling and it quickly became apparent that it would be a very lucrative summer job.It started when a few magazines gave models polaroid cameras to take pictures backstage.
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