Christina Sadler is a contemporary artist based in Gloucestershire whose paintings sit between abstraction and landscape. Rather than depicting specific places, each work is a collage of landscapes and lived experience: memories, atmospheres and fleeting moments of connection layered into a single image. Her work is rooted in nature: in walks that shift perspective, in changing light, in the rhythms and cycles that quietly remind us life ebbs and flows. Through layered inks, wiped-away surfaces, atmospheric colour and intuitive mark-making, she translates what she notices and feels into paintings that offer the viewer space to bring their own experience, and perhaps feel a little less alone. Christina holds a first-class degree in Fine Art from the University of Wales and spent over a decade working in arts education, programming, and arts and health before becoming a full-time artist. She has had work on the London Underground, is on Saatchi Art and has been showcased in a pop-up shop in John Lewis. Christina's work extends beyond traditional galleries; she is passionate about the power of art to support wellbeing and engages in public art projects. Her projects include transforming NHS spaces with large-scale vinyls, creating immersive installations for the National Gallery Road Trip. Most recently she was selected to contribute to a major sculpture trail as the artist to create the first lion sculpture "Zale" for Lions at Large trail that was in Gloucester and Cheltenham in 2025 raising money for Cheltenham and Gloucester hospital charity. Through her work, Christina aims to create emotional and visual connections that resonate deeply with audiences, highlighting the power of art to evoke shared experience and meaning. long walks, dreaming of the sea.