Elina Evstig, a contemporary artist based in Germany, has dedicated the past decade to the pursuit of art, marking a transformative journey that began with leaving her place of origin and native language behind. In the process of reinventing herself, Elina has experienced the ebbs and flows of artistic expression, producing works that reflect her exploration of different techniques and subjects.
With a foundational education in the field of psychology, Elina's artistic path took a more focused turn in 2012 when she studied illustration at the Miroedova School in St. Petersburg, Russia. Additionally, she enriched her skills through private classes in academic drawing, further expanding the breadth of her artistic knowledge.
Elina's aesthetic ethos is characterized by a fusion of realism with abstract techniques, creating a unique visual language that sets her apart. Utilizing oil as her primary medium, with Liquin as a key component, she finds true passion in portraying people, with a particular emphasis on female portraits.
As an artist based in Berlin, Elina has actively contributed to the local art scene, participating in collective exhibitions within the city and venturing abroad to share her distinctive artistic perspective.
