The art of Gina Brezini crosses the boundaries of genres and media to reflect a layered and veiled reality, in which the human figure and soul take a center stage. Her projects entail the mixing of materials, images and colors into different forms of art, all of which flow smoothly from one form to another. Her sculptures have elements of painting, her installations have the presence of sculpture, and her photographs feel like abstract paintings. Her artwork is a force majeur of multi-media exploration into the struggles and triumphs of man in a world of intense colors, metal wires, naked bodies, nets, grids, ropes, words, patterns, deities, and urban landscapes. Her works are laden with sensory detail but they search, like a laser beam, for one central target – the human spirit.

Brezini’s paintographs* incorporate different themes and techniques, linear drawing, intense color and layered surfaces. A kaleidoscopic fusion of impressions and occurrences, they are loaded with symbolic meanings and coded personal memories. Whether in New York, Tokyo or India, the artist often merges urban landscape with individual stories. Bright colors and visual metaphors reveal images that are simultaneously real and abstract, in which the urban and the human coexist in a mysterious and intricate mosaic.

The art of Gina Brezini has been acknowledged at home and abroad. She is the recipient of first prizes at the Biennales in Italy and Austria. Her artwork is in many public, corporate and private collections around the world.

paintograph* - a unique blend of painting and photography