Christina is a multi-disciplinary artist working with the mediums of dance and film. Much of her work focuses on layering movement, projection, text and sound score to develop narratives about identity, environment, memory and what makes us human. Born and raised in NYC, Christina received her Bachelor of Arts in Dance from College of Charleston in South Carolina. She has been on faculty at the University of Utah Tanner Dance Arts in Education Program in Salt Lake City, teaching dance to elementary schools throughout the SLC Valley utilizing the unique approach of the University side-by-side residency program. Most recently she has been choreographing and producing dance films in Southeast Alaska (yes you read that correctly!). Her dance films have been presented in festivals such as Rethink Dance Film Festival (La Crosse, WI), Spoke The Hub: Wheelhouse Series (Brooklyn, NY), Opine Dance Film Festival (Philadelphia, PA),  Screendance Festival (Stockholm, Sweden) and East Coast Dance Arts (Wicklow, Ireland). Currently, she is a company member with Andiamo Dance Company, she founded and produces the annual Ketchikan Dance Film Festival in downtown Ketchikan and she is the recipient of the 2025 Chulitna Lodge Full Fellowship Award, where she will be traveling to Port Alsworth, Alaska to build a new screendance work at the Lake Clark National Park and Preserve.

Her love for travel and placing herself in numerous varying landscapes has inspired much of her current choreographic and screendance works. Christina continues to collaborate with other dance artists and companies to continue building dances both for the screen and the stage.