Marina

Short Biography

Marina studied History at university before turning to art. She is self-taught as an artist and developed her practice through steady studio work and experimentation with materials. Over time her interest in exploring new directions, techniques and styles has shaped a varied body of work. She has shown her work at independent local exhibitions and private pop-up presentations. Her originals and prints are now held in private collections in six countries.

Education

Marina holds a university degree in History. Her background in history, with its focus on cultural heritage, memory and time, quietly informs her art. As an artist she is self-taught, learning through continuous studio practice and work with materials.

Exhibitions

Marina has presented her work at independent local exhibitions and private pop-up showcases.

Artistic Style

Marina’s work moves between expressive abstraction and soft figuration. She works intuitively and often experiments with abstract forms, textures and new materials rather than keeping to one style. Paper textures are central to her process, inspired by the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, which values raw surfaces and quiet imperfection. Her works range from layered abstract fields to subtle figures, still lifes and atmospheric landscapes. The result is calm, textured work made with modern interiors in mind.

Additional Information

Marina’s original artworks and prints are held in private collections in the United Kingdom, Poland, Russia, Israel, Germany and Georgia.