Christina Felschen is a talented photographer and journalist based in Vancouver, B.C., originally from Germany. With extensive experience working in iconic cities such as New York City and San Francisco, she specializes in capturing poignant portraits and engaging feature stories that reflect global narratives on human rights, migration, and minority experiences. Christina’s approach to photography emphasizes natural light and storytelling, portraying her subjects' unique characteristics and backgrounds.

She has collaborated with prestigious clients, including major newspapers like Die WELT and NGOs like Peace Boat and Welthungerhilfe, showcasing her versatility across various creative contexts. In addition to photography, Christina teaches classes at renowned institutions, sharing her extensive knowledge and passion for the art.

Her impactful exhibitions, such as "Suddenly Silence," highlight urgent social issues, while her professional training and fluency in multiple languages enable her to connect with diverse communities. Christina’s work embodies the belief that photography can foster social change and deeper understanding across cultures.