Christine Ka'aloa is a mixed media artist and travel photographer. Her work as a Camera Operator-D.P. and Field Producer-Director for reality TV shows fuel and inspire her constant love for traveling, journal snapshots and exploring windows into different lifestyles, events and cultures through the camera. Her video work is influenced by her background in performance and visual art and explores language, while striving to address issues concerning memory, identity/Otherness and the body in technology and performance. She experiments with performance, video editing techniques and non-linear narratives through structures such as dream psychology, memories, and photographs.
A background in visual arts and dance performance, her video work in 2003, "The Listening Pillow: An Interactive Video
Installation" has gained her the honor of being recognized as one
of "The New Leonardos" in presentation of The NY Digital
Salon 2003. Meanwhile, "Symphony" (2003) continues to
be screened at film festivals and exhibitions. She has exhibited her
video and audio works in such NY venues as BAM, Remote Lounge, Engine
27, as well as, international art./film festivals.
Christine possesses a BFA in Fine Arts at the University of Southern
California and an MFA Computer Arts with a focus in VIdeo &
Interactivity at the School of Visual Arts, NY.