From the intricate design of flowers to the High Peaks of the Adirondacks, Kristine Domenchini expresses compelling aspects of nature and light in her paintings.  In watercolors, pastels, oils and acrylics her works exemplify the power of nature to stir the human soul. 

Kristine enjoyed her childhood on a farm in the Midwest, and began her art education at Kent State University, graduating with a BFA degree.  She continued her studies at the Cape School of Art under noted teacher Henry Hensche, then at the Malden Bridge School of Art under painter Betty Warren.  Recently she has studied with Cedric and Joanette Egeli of Annapolis, Maryland.

Kristine’s paintings are in the public collections of Bank of Boston, KeyCorp and Verizon.  Her works are in private collections regionally and globally, from France to Australia.