Biography 

Kristina Bradt is a Canadian multidisciplinary artist working primarily in printmaking, painting, and installation. Her work often features objects and places from personal memories that help her navigate complicated experiences of labor, relationships, and leisure. She loves to be confronted by moments that are ruled by luck or chance; these unpredictable moments keep her feeling curious and grounded and more in tune with her creative process.

Kristina holds a BFA in Visual Arts from University of Windsor (2017) and has earned commissions across Southwestern Ontario from Windsor International Film Festival, City of Kitchener-Waterloo, City of Burlington, Collective Arts Brewing, Creative Hub 1352, Life After Fifty, and the Gordie Howe Bridge Community Benefits Plan. In 2022, she was awarded the Lois Smedick Emerging Artist Award from the Windsor Endowment for the Arts.

Due to her varying roles in arts administration and gallery installation, Kristina feels her artist identity is often influenced by these other personas. She calls herself an "Artist/Something Else," sharing the title with her first major curatorial exhibition at Artcite Inc. in 2022. Kristina is the curator of her ongoing project, The Tiny Art Vending Machine.