“to help people, to make them feel heard, and to give solace.”

alina is a german, london based fine artist working almost entirely in dry media, predominantly charcoal.

her work explores moments of tenderness and care in a fleeting and desperately fast-moving world, with a strong relationship to animals and nature. drawing from personal experience and memory, she wants to invite the viewer to reflect on their own memories and cogitate their perception and stance to anything they surround themselves with, opening a window into the quiet observation and contemplation of deep care, love and loss. 

a meditation on the longing for active participation in our environment and the feeling of passiveness stemming from our disconnection to the natural world, it lies at the heart of her practice to help people, to make them feel heard, and to give solace.

alina studied Illustration at camberwell college of art before joining the postgraduate programme “the drawing year” at the acclaimed royal drawing school in shoreditch. 

She is part of represented artists of AGB Emerging at Alice Black Gallery.

past exibitions:

christie’s:

8 King St, St. James's, London SW1Y 6QT

“the best of the drawing year”

2023

the royal drawing school:

19-22 Charlotte Rd, London EC2A 3SG

2023

open studios show at SPACE studios hackney:

129, 131 Mare St, London E8 3RH

2023

ALICE BLACK:

“AGB Emerging” collection 01

2024

7 windmill street, london

appach gallery:

“gathering relief”

2024

49 appach road, brixton, london

pulp collective:

“whorl”

2024

50 celebration avenue, stratford

past residencies:

mortiz-heyman residency, borgo pignano, tuscany 2023 and 2024

hafod residency with the national trust, wales, 2024

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