Original Fine Art & Large-Scale Abstracts for Luxury Interiors
Based in Philadelphia, Kristine Di Grigoli creates evocative, large-scale abstract paintings and mixed-media works designed for sophisticated spaces. From luxury residential lobbies and boutique hotels to curated film and television sets, her art serves as a cinematic focal point. Specializing in palette-knife textures and intuitive forms, Kristine offers both original gallery pieces and bespoke commissions tailored to the architectural needs of interior designers and commercial developers.
The Process: From Intuition to Installation
While my portfolio includes numerous small-scale studies and intimate mixed-media works, each piece serves as a foundational exploration for larger possibilities. I specialize in translating the energy and texture of these smaller works into expansive, large-scale commissions tailored for residential foyers, hotel lobbies, and corporate environments. Because I am also a professional photographer, I can provide high-resolution digital captures of any study, allowing for bespoke, oversized prints on archival materials that fit your specific space requirements.
For hospitality and commercial projects, this intuitive style allows for fluid collaboration. Kristine can coordinate with interior designers to ensure large-scale works complement the architectural intent of a lobby or office while maintaining their artistic integrity. Whether you are looking for a singular statement piece or a series of cinematic scenes to guide a viewer through a corridor, Kristine’s work offers a sophisticated map for the imagination.
Mixed Media on Bedsheet
This piece is a snapshot of my teenage years—painted directly onto a bedsheet in my bedroom, which I had turned into an art studio. I was always chasing new ways to express myself, and unconventional materials felt true to that spirit. New Year’s Eve 2007 captures the restless energy and hope that come with transition and new beginnings.
Alongside this painting, I wrote a film script called “Autumn.” For me, visual art and storytelling have always gone hand-in-hand. This work is one early example of how those worlds started to intertwine in my creative process.