Paula Christenson is an Argentine American abstract artist whose work explores perception, rhythm, movement, and the interconnected nature of human experience. She pursued formal studies in painting at the Glassell School of Art in Houston, Texas. Working across painting and sculpture, Christenson develops intuitive compositions through an interplay of intuition and structure, allowing relationships and forms to emerge through the process.

Her work has been exhibited in museums, galleries, and juried exhibitions nationally and internationally. Through her ongoing Dreamweb Series, she continues to expand a visual language that invites viewers to discover new relationships and interpretations over time.

Writing about Paula Christenson’s art, Renee Phillips, Director/Curator at Manhattan Arts International, NYC, states:

"A spontaneous interplay of undulating shapes and dynamic contrasting colors and textures emanate from Paula Christenson’s paintings. Her lively compositions provide a continuous crescendo of delightful abstract forms. They appear as a mélange of familiar shapes from nature, human, and architectural elements, often as though viewed from an aerial perspective. Her inimitable imagery is as equally exquisite aesthetically as it serves to remind us about our place and evolution in human experience." Christenson continues to develop her abstract language through exploration, emotion, and gesture—inviting viewers into richly layered, expressive worlds that reflect both her personal journey and a universal search for meaning.