After years of exploring visual media such as photography, film, sculpture, and installations, Christopher has finally found his primary medium: drawing. Since 2011, he has limited himself to a blue ballpoint pen and fragile paper, using them to explore the dynamics of dreams and the subconscious.
“In an attempt to observe life and its natural ways of development in an unbiased way, dreams are an inexhaustible source of human self-understanding.”
“Life contains a richness and a natural intelligence that is too rarely seen and experienced. As we are part of nature, this vibrant intelligence is also our part as human beings.”

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