Ep 196: Birch Bark & Imagination with Kristina Ludwig
About this episode
Kristina Ludwig discusses her nature-inspired art and the intersection of imagination and environment.
In this episode, we sat down with Kristina Ludwig, a nature-inspired artist based in Sandpoint, whose work transforms the raw beauty of the forest into extraordinary art. Kristina is best known for her intricate creations made from birch bark—including a breathtaking gown crafted entirely from this natural material. Drawing deep inspiration from the Pacific Northwest landscape, Kristina shares her creative process, her relationship with natural materials, and how imagination and environment intersect in her work. We also talk about her experiences exhibiting locally, including being featured as Artist of the Month at Pend d'Oreille Winery and showing her work with the Pend Oreille Arts Council. This conversation is a thoughtful exploration of art, nature, and place—and a reminder of the magic that can come from looking closely at the world around us. To see more of Kristina’s work, visit woodandeye.com or follow her on Instagram @woodandeye_kristinaludwig.
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