Christina Prezzemolo Studios, LLC

Christina Prezzemolo is a painter and educator who finds inspiration in the quiet beauty of the natural world. With over 30 years of experience, she works in watercolor, oil, pastels, murals, printmaking, mosaics, and live painting. She values sustainable and historical practices,  creating her own pigments from plants and making paper from natural fibers she grows and forages.  

Christina earned her BFA in Fine Art with a minor in Art History from Florida State University, and she’s been refining her craft ever since. She aims to revive historical painting techniques and ancient methods of collecting art materials.  

Through her art and teaching, Christina encourages others to slow down, look closely, and reconnect with the natural world. Her work is a heartfelt reflection of light, color, and the quiet magic found in everyday nature.

Christina Prezzemolo (b. 1974) in Lynbrook, New York, and lives and works in Coral Springs, Florida. Prezzemolo received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art with a minor in Art History from Florida State University (1995). Her practice spans watercolor, oil painting, murals, mosaics, pastels, and handcrafted paper, often incorporating natural pigments and fibers she grows and forages. Deeply inspired by the natural world and human connection to it, her work explores themes of light, tranquility, and sustainability.

Selected solo exhibitions include “Rooted in Nature” (2025), City of Parkland Library, Parkland, Florida (2025 and upcoming 2026). Selected group exhibitions include “Sip and Stroll” (2024 and 2025), Las Olas, Fort Lauderdale, Florida; “Art in the Park” (2025), Riverwalk, Fort Lauderdale, Florida; and Coral Springs Artist Guild Annual Exhibition (2019), Coral Springs, Florida.  Prezzemolo is a resident artist at Bailey Contemporary Art Center (2025/2026).  Her work is held in private collections throughout the United States and abroad.