Christina McFaul Photography

04/26/2026

Two booths to make time for at The Photography Show presented by AIPAD 👀

Workshop Arts Publishing
Get your copy of Reservoir: Photography, Loneliness and Well Being

A year-long exploration on loneliness & wellbeing, now living out in the world.

Layered, honest, human.
Proof that when we speak the quiet things… they begin to loosen their grip.

Reservoir is a shared photographic response to the global experience of loneliness
bringing together 40+ artists across geographies, generations, and lived realities.

Like water held and tended,
this project becomes a container
for reflection, for witnessing, for connection.

Co-published with LACP
Curator: Dr. Rotem Rozental
Design: Caleb Cain Marcus, Luminosity Lab

(And yes… I’m grateful to be one of the artists in this beautiful constellation 🤍)

🌿 Datz Press — Booth P08

Sanctuary in the Wild is nestled among a beautiful collection of new releases—
little fragments of earth, memory, and wildness tucked into pages. Image 5 by 💚

📍 Park Avenue Armory
643 Park Avenue, New York

If you’re there, let yourself linger here a little longer.

04/10/2026

04/01/2026

아름다움의 애가
E L E G Y O F B E A U T Y

“The exhibition elegy of beauty begins with a question: What is beauty? There are times when we are profoundly moved in ways that are inexplicable, stirred by a moment or an object. Beauty is first felt by the body before it is recognized by the mind. It is a deep inner harmony that eludes measure or formula. The purity of small and delicate life, crystalline strength forged over time, solidity of structure and harmony, the balance between emptiness and fullness, and spiritual sublimity with a sense of transcendence—all intersect. Might it be that, within this interplay of light and shadow, we perceive the self-revealing order of Nature as “beauty”?”

Sangyon Joo
Director Datz Press

04/01/2026

2026.4. 4. sat  -  8. 2. sun
Opening Reception  4. 4. sat  2pm

In complete awe of this exhibition at
What a stunning space and curation by Sangyon Joo. And to be with artists I admire greatly is such an honor. Words can not express my gratitude and appreciation 🙏🏼💚

린다 코너 Linda Connor
메리 다니엘 홉슨 Mary Daniel Hobson
살 테일러 키드 Sal Taylor Kydd
크리스티나 맥폴 Christina McFaul

“Within the constraints of time, beauty evokes longing. Photography preserves the faces of loved ones and the landscapes we encounter, allowing them to remain with us. In Linda Connor’s work, messages of light traced by the sun, moon, and earth are captured on photographic paper. In Mary Daniel Hobson’s glass jars, prayers for cherished places reside. In Sal Taylor Kidd’s photographic works, the artwork becomes a vessel of mourning, holding the beauty of what once existed. In Christina McFaul’s photographs, her two young sons learn through their bodies how to live as part of Nature. The artists’ books that house these works become homes for unfinished stories, inviting viewers inward.”

Sangyon Joo
Director Datz Press

04/01/2026

“The exhibition elegy of beauty begins with a question: What is beauty? There are times when we are profoundly moved in ways that are inexplicable, stirred by a moment or an object. Beauty is first felt by the body before it is recognized by the mind. It is a deep inner harmony that eludes measure or formula. The purity of small and delicate life, crystalline strength forged over time, solidity of structure and harmony, the balance between emptiness and fullness, and spiritual sublimity with a sense of transcendence—all intersect. Might it be that, within this interplay of light and shadow, we perceive the self-revealing order of Nature as “beauty”?”

Sangyon Joo ~
Director Of Datz Press

03/22/2026

Mother/Child,
a group exhibition for Women’s History Month
at The Photographer’s Eye Gallery.
Brought together through Donna Cosentino’s beautiful vision
to place three very different perspectives on motherhood
in conversation with one another.
Featuring Debe Arlook, Michele Zousmer, and myself.
My own work, drawn from Sanctuary in the Wild,
follows my two sons as they immerse in nature,
capturing quiet moments of wonder, intimacy, and becoming.

I left feeling deeply moved by Debe Arlook and Michele Zousmer.
Learning about their projects
and the devotion behind them was a gift and offered much food for thought.

Though our work comes from very different perspectives,
we are connected by the many forms of motherhood
through love, care, protection, creation,
and the tending of life.

Debe’s project one, one thousand documents the relationship
between her sister and her son,
“an epileptic who requires constant care,”
revealing extraordinary courage and tenderness.

Michele’s MIS[S]UNDERSTOOD explores the lives of Irish Traveller women,
where mothers hold families together
despite deep marginalization.

Both artists have powerful books definitely worth exploring through their Instagram pages.
Three bodies of work.
Three very different worlds.
One underlying force. Love.

🖤 On view through April 4, 2026
📍 The Photographer’s Eye Gallery
🕚 Fridays & Saturdays 11–5, or by appointment

03/12/2026

✨ Final Night of Reservoir ✨

Congratulations to all of the artists. Special thank you to and for your vision, care, and for organizing such a powerful and impactful show. And to my mentor 🙏🏼 Deeply Grateful.

It’s been an honor to share space with all of you and your work this year. I keep wondering how this will ripple out in unseen ways, and I hope the conversation around loneliness becomes less taboo, more human, and something we can face together. ✨

If you’ve been meaning to come, this is your last chance to experience the show.
Come support the artists and be part of the closing night.

📍252 S. Los Angeles st.

04/22/2025

The tree that reaches to the heavens must grow roots deep into the earth.🌳

This Earth Day, I’m reminded—through muddy feet and wild climbs—that our greatest growth begins underground.

In roots.
In wonder.
In the messiness of play and the stillness of presence.

May we raise little humans who run wild, dig deep, and grow tall—
grounded in love, wonder, and the wisdom of the Earth.

03/16/2025

Join me at the Medium Photo Festival! 📸✨

I’ll have a table at Bread & Salt in San Diego on March 22 from 10 AM – 4 PM, showcasing my limited-edition book Sanctuary in the Wild, along with prints, an exclusive clamshell collection, and special giveaways!

This free festival is packed with exhibitions, artist talks, a print hang, raffles, and more. Come say hello, explore amazing photography, and take a piece of the wild home with you!

📍 Bread & Salt, San Diego
📅 Saturday, March 22, 10 AM – 5 PM

02/21/2025

Divine Union: The Alchemy of Wholeness

What happens when we stop seeking completion outside of ourselves? When we no longer wait for another to fill the spaces within us, but instead become our own sanctuary?

Divine union is not about finding “the one” out there, it’s about becoming the one within. It is the sacred dance of our inner feminine and masculine, harmonized in love, trust, and reverence.

The feminine, wild, intuitive, fluid, remembers the mysteries, surrenders to the flow, creates from the unseen.

The masculine, steady, heart opening, action-oriented, holds the structure, carries the fire, makes the vision real.

When these forces unite within us, we become sovereign. No longer grasping for validation, safety, or love from the external. We are the source. We move through life with clarity and magnetism, no longer fragmented, but whole.

From this place of inner wholeness, anything is possible.
We create from fullness instead of lack.
We love without fear of losing ourselves.
We attract from resonance, not need.
We meet the world as our own divine counterpart.

This is the sacred alchemy.
This is divine union.
And it begins within.

Are you ready to come home to yourself?

📸 Artist Unknown