Arina

Arina

Location: Finland

Artist with experience in both digital and traditional art. I create fan art as well as original works, experimenting with techniques and styles. I enjoy crafting unique visual stories that resonate with viewers!


Portfolio:

Equilibrium

Equilibrium is an original mixed media art object exploring harmony and balance as an inseparable state.

Two koi fish move in a continuous circular flow, symbolizing opposing forces that can exist only when they are held together. The golden background represents value, abundance, and inner richness, while the fish embody groundedness, life energy, and connection to the material world.

This artwork is intentionally created as a non-separable art object. The frame is an integral part of the composition and cannot be removed, emphasizing the idea that balance cannot exist when its elements are divided.

Each piece is completely handmade and exists as a one-of-a-kind original.

Details:
• Original mixed media art object
• Size: 50 × 70 cm (framed)
• Materials: mixed media, acrylic paint, plastic frame
• Ready to hang
• One of a kind
• Created by an artist based in Finland

Equilibrium “Equilibrium ”

Interior example

What the water remembers “What the water remembers ”

This work is about memories that cannot be preserved in their original form. Over time, we stop remembering an entire event as it truly happened. What remains are fragments: details, sensations, colors, and emotions.

The koi fish in this work are living memories, almost like souls from the past. They exist within the space of memory as living beings, continuing to move, return, and remind us of what was once a part of our lives.

Water becomes a metaphor for memory itself. It is constantly moving and changing, which means our memories never remain exactly the same. Some become brighter, others gradually fade, while some unexpectedly return years later.

The layered texture of the work reflects this process. Each layer represents an experience that has left its mark and continues to exist within us, even after the moment itself has become part of the past.