Kristina Reinis is a Miami-based visual artist and historian. Through painting, cardboard, and textiles, Reinis creates immersive installations that blur the lines between realism and reimagined environments. Shaped by unconventional craft and her training as an oil painter, Reinis engages a consistent consideration of home, both as it was imposed on her and self-defined. A recent graduate of Harvard Divinity School, Reinis’ work challenges the American evangelical gendered and racialized ideal of white womanhood, while also pursuing the notion of home within herself as a neurodivergent person. Her deeply personal yet playful work extends beyond her individual narrative, inviting others to openly discuss religion, domesticity, gender, disability, and their collective impact on notions of belonging and placemaking. Reinis has exhibited locally and nationally, notably Harvard University, San Antonio Art League and Museum, Michael and Noemi Neidorff Art Gallery, and the Rockport Center for the Arts among others.