Projects
MOMO: Film
A Chair on a Walk: Textile
CV & Bio
Christina Stuyck (she/her) is a Spanish-Norwegian multidisciplinary artist and cultural worker whose work spans textile, sculpture, moving image, and writing. With a background in Politics and Sustainable Development from the University of Warwick, her practice explores the intersections of ecology, feminism, and embodied knowledge. Her work considers women’s bodies as sites of political and ecological tension, care, and ancestral wisdom. Christina has collaborated with Inland (Campo Adentro) and artist Shayma Hamad, and has co-led workshops at La Casa Encendida, La Cocina de la Casa as a part of Basta Theatre.
CURRENT
Collective artistic research publication in collaboration with Inland Campo Adentro (Writer & Co-Editor)
Directing short film through Mediefabrikken – Regiprogram for Unge Kvinner
EDUCATION
2025 Postgraduate, Inland Campo Adentro (alternative art and ecology programme)
2020 Bachelor in Politics, International Studies & Global Sustainable Development, University of Warwick, United Kingdom
2017 French Baccalaureate, in Literature and Philosophy, Lycée Français de Madrid, Spain
FILM & MOVING IMAGE
2025 - Collaboration on Dialogpolisen & Tøyen Pop-Up (Stray Dogs Productions)
2025 - Collaboration on Flophouse America (Mer Film Productions)
2024- Childhool preproduction for script , De Voksne (directed by Egil Haarskjold Larsen)
2023/2024 - Impact Producer & Industry Programmer, MIRAGE – Festival for the Arts of the Real, Oslo
2024 - Impact Coordinator, SAU dir. Rebekka Nystabakk - Awards: Best Environmental Film (Bergwelten), Outstanding Solution Award (Blue Planet)
2023 - Production support, Sant & Usant: Fish Scale Garden dir. Viktor Kossakovsky
2022 - Intern at Stray Dogs Productions, Oslo
MEDIATION & WORKSHOPS
2025 - Wool Felting & Fibre Arts Workshop, Inland, Asturias - Led creative workshops connecting fibre arts with ecological and community-led research.
2025 Den Kulturelle Skolesekken, Østfold — Film tour with SAU, creating spaces for dialogue on ecology, biodiversity, and farming, in high schools.
September 2025 - Moderated panel discussions on agroecology, activism, and culture – El Festival de las Ideas (cancelled)
2025 - La Casa Encendida (La Cocina de la Casa) – Workshop on agroecology and food, co-led with Shayma Hamad (As Basta Land)
September 2025 - Online Speaker for an event on seed activism in collaboration with Basta Theatre (Palestine) & Praya Art Space (Hong Kong)
ARTISTIC RESEARCH
2021 – From Violence to Ecofeminism — Presented at the conference Blood on the Leaves and Blood on the Roots: Reconsidering Forms of Enslavement Across Disciplines, University of Warwick. Artistic research exploring ecofeminism, memory, and Latin American contexts.
2019 – Research Assistant, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (PUCP) / REDD++ (UN reforestation program), Iquitos. Fieldwork in the Peruvian Amazon on indigenous inclusion in environmental policy and displacement histories. Developed independent research on rubber exploitation and ecofeminist approaches to reforestation.
SELECTED AWARDS, GRANTS, RESIDENCIES
2025 - Directing Programme for Young Women, Mediefabrikken (Norway).
2025 - Youth Programmer, Cineteca Madrid (CineZeta)
2025 - Youth Jury Member, DOCUMENTA Madrid
2025 - Nomination: Drømmestipendet (Young Artist Grant Norway)
2024 - Fulbright Scholar Norway (Awarded, declined)
2019 - Warwick Undergraduate Research Grant (for REDD++ project) (UK)
CONFERENCES & PROGRAMMES (selected)
2025 – La Casa Encendida & CSIC: La tela de araña. En torno a ‘Una habitación propia’ de Virginia Woolf.
2025 – TBA21 - OCEAN / UNI: On Filmmaking: co-creating narratives with Joel Kaudufe Haikali.
OTHER ( PEDAGOGY)
2022/2023 - Primary School Assistant (Vestli skole, Oslo)
2022 - Refugee Center (DKS) , Oslo — Led cultural and artistic activities to create spaces for expression amidst the Ukranian wave to Norway.
2020/2022 - Nursing Home Assistant (Solbakken sykehjem, Oslo)
LANGUAGES
English- Fluent
French- Fluent
Spanish - Fluent
Norwegian- Fluent
Arabic - Beginner