Key Biscayne Painting

Alina was born in the Siberian countryside, where her artistic sensibility was shaped by the vastness of nature and the purity of northern light. Guided by her German heritage, she moved as a young girl to Germany, living near the Baltic Sea — a landscape whose endless horizons and shifting waters became a lasting source of inspiration. She eventually settled in Bavaria and studied free painting at the Free Art School Stuttgart – Academy for Art and Design. Alina is a member of the city’s artist association in Ulm. Since relocating to Miami, her work has evolved into a contemporary and minimalistic exploration of color, space, line, and emotion. In her paintings, the ocean becomes a recurring symbol — a luxury accessible to everyone, an art object for all viewers, reminiscent of Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup cans. Her compositions balance simplicity and depth, precision and openness, where light and form echo both memories of the Baltic and the tropical glow of Florida. Exhibited internationally, including major art shows in Miami and Palm Beach, Alina’s work invites viewers to rediscover minimalism, line, and color as a universally accessible space for reflection and feeling.