Christopher Bettig’s work is a sea of pattern, repetition, geometry & natural forms that he uses to make abstract landscapes. He develops his work through the use of a wide range of mediums and textures to express these patterns, which are his representations of the beauty in nature. His works tend to vary in mediums quite significantly with the one common theme of recycling and reusing common objects, often deemed as waste or garbage, which would normally be destined for a landfill. Christopher Bettig is a French / American artist and designer currently based in Los Angeles, who graduated from the Maryland Institute College of art with a degree in painting. His work has been featured in solo exhibitions in Los Angeles, New York City & San Francisco as well as in group exhibitions in Europe, Japan & North America. Several international publications have featured his work such as the New York Times, Lucky Magazine, Oyster, Desktop, Quest, Sportswear International and RE:UP amongst others. Chris founded The Mountain Label in 2004, which is his design studio where he handles a wide range of projects for a diverse clientele including: A.Kurtz, Analogue Books, Arden B., Big Piney Records, Carhartt-Europe, Carhartt-Japan, Circa, Converse, Fila, Kayon, MOCA, Nike, Nili Lotan, Poketo, Urban Outfitters, Threadless, 2K, Vannen etc. For more information about Christopher Bettig, including contact information, please visit: http://www.themountainlabel.com