Kristina Cranfeld

Kristina Cranfeld is an award-winning filmmaker, artist and educator. She holds a BA Hons in Design from Goldsmiths, University of London and an MA in Design Interactions from the Royal College of Art. Concerned with transition, migration and human identity, Kristina’s work is presented through films, installations, poems and photographs. Intersecting between fiction and reality her work often serves as commentary and provocation on social, political and environmental issues, and include films, installations, performances and photographs.

Kristina has given talks at TEDx, UCLA and Liverpool Salon. Her works are exhibited internationally and published by Dezeen, WeMakeMoneyNotArt, Grafik, The Line Magazine and Blueprint amongst others. She is a winner of the ICA Best Experimental Film award 2016 and her films are screened at a number of international galleries and film festivals including The Roundhouse, Berwick Film Festival, Bristol and Istanbul Biennales, and with her Manufactured Britishness film being added to the Live Art Development Agency’s library collections. Kristina teaches at the Royal College of Art within Information Experience Design and Master of Fine Arts programs.