Lisa Kristine

In a quiet Mexican street, a woman moves with quiet confidence, her vibrant red skirt swaying in rhythm with each step. She carries a flower-filled canasta, a basket brimming with lush blooms that reach skyward, their colors echoing the rich hues painted on the aged adobe walls behind her. As the eye takes in this [...]

Throughout history, art has served as a vessel for storytelling, carrying the essence of cultures, traditions, and identities across time. In my photograph In The Canyon | USA, a young Navajo woman stands in the full, vibrant regalia of her people. Her gaze is strong, her posture dignified—a reflection of the generations that came [...]

There is an immense pleasure in discovering the art of high design in even the most unassuming corners of Japan. Here, in the Kyoto region, a woman walks along a quiet pathway, dressed in a vibrant orange kimono. The fabric, an unusual cotton rather than traditional silk, carries an understated elegance. Her hair is [...]

Climbing for a Future: A Glimpse into Child Labor in India In a world that often turns away from harsh realities, there are moments captured in time that demand our attention. One such moment is etched into an image I made during a project supported by the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Foundation. It tells the [...]