Christine Lipski was raised by two protestant pastors in a small town in eastern Germany. In 2011 she began studying photography in Hamburg, which she completed with honors. She is deeply interested in the life histories of individuals. Her aim is to capture their ways of identification and to connect these with her own sense of aesthetics, creating a synthesis of both. Since her teenage years, she has been interested and involved in the art and music scene and had a direct connection to artists and musicians, who she started to portray. With 15 years she started her first photography assistant job and knew this would become her profession. In the upcoming years she spent her time learning everything about photography. During the past years, she lived and worked in Berlin, New York and Hamburg, developing high standards for visual storytelling. After working for the famous photographer Larry Fink in the USA, she was inspired to do her own exhibitions. From 2018 to 2020 she worked on her first long term series and photographic book FEMALE ARTISTS, portraying and interviewing inspiring women artists in the USA and Europe to acknowledge the influence and the work of female artists in the 21st century. FEMALE ARTISTS was exhibited several times. Through the project Christine Lipski was invited to podcasts, live talks and events, addressing the topic of gender equality in the industry. Currently she is working on her second portrait, film project and photo book about female leadership.