June Krinsky-Rudder uses a variety of media in her art. She began as a painter, but realized early on that a single medium was not sufficient for expressing all her ideas.

Her work is organic, inspired by water and universal structures that exist in nature. She enjoys exploring the expressive qualities inherent in her materials, stretching their physical properties to capture the fluidity of such forms as river deltas, marshes, tree roots, branches, neurons, and dendrites.

Krinsky-Rudder works in both 2 and 3 dimensions. Her processes vary as she incorporates both traditional and unusual mediums, playing with contrast and harmony to create work that abstracts and animates the unseen worlds of microorganisms and the grander scale of planetary geography. She enjoys exploring new materials, bright colors, and composition, and her love of play is evident in her work and process.