Svetlana Gorina paints the beauty, strength, and energy of nature. Using a palette knife, she creates works with saturated colors and textures, blurring the line between reality and abstraction to convey the freshness and motion of the natural world.

Her artistic journey began in 1998, but she started working with oils in 2018, which led to her current style. She studied the Russian avant-garde, particularly the school of Osip Abramovich Sidlin, before exploring Impressionism and Abstraction. Today, she identifies as an Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, and Art Nouveau artist.

Gorina believes art should inspire people and make their homes feel cozy and fabulous. Through rich, complex layers of paint, she hopes her work helps viewers feel the power and beauty of nature, pushing them toward their own contemplation and inspiring them to change the world for the better.