Milena Guberinic
Ridgeway, Ontario
Milena, a Serbian-born artist in Canada, blends her education in psychology, Japanese culture, and fashion design with self-directed art studies. She specializes in watercolor, capturing life’s unpredictable moments. Her work has been featured in prestigious exhibitions, including the Open Water Exhibition and Women in Watercolor show. Milena is an Exhibiting Member of the Federation of Canadian Artists.
Drawing from her experiences of forced emigration, early loss, and illness, Milena finds solace in the fluidity of watercolor. Embracing its spontaneity, she creates emotive, impressionistic pieces that reflect life’s unpredictability. Her work explores themes of impermanence and resilience, often featuring broken elements inspired by Ikebana, capturing the beauty of struggle and the essence of human experience.
Drawing from her experiences of forced emigration, early loss, and illness, Milena finds solace in the fluidity of watercolor. Embracing its spontaneity, she creates emotive, impressionistic pieces that reflect life’s unpredictability. Her work explores themes of impermanence and resilience, often featuring broken elements inspired by Ikebana, capturing the beauty of struggle and the essence of human experience.
Each day, I approach my work with deep gratitude, recognizing the privilege and ability to translate paint onto paper. The act of guiding color through flowing rivers and tumultuous streams of water, ultimately arriving at a narrative shaped by these elements, is both my greatest joy and artistic fulfillment.
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