Urban Flora Blue + Red

Mixed Media

32 x 20 x 0.5 inches

2017

About Urban Flora: 
Intrigued by the ephemeral and ever-changing nature of street art I am employing traditional art techniques with street art aesthetics creating images that reveal a layer through a multi-layered process of torn layers of paper and multilayers of paint. This work is part of the series Urban Flora, inspired by the oasis that NYC parks provide against the urban backdrop of fragmented skyscrapers. Diptych, composed of 2 panels, with a grid background, representing building windows. Has a great texture. Pair it together for a yin-yang effect.

About Tina Psoinos:
Multidisciplinary Artist and Fine Art Photographer Tina Psoinos’s extensive body of work showcases an alternative view of the world she sees, one that blurs the borders of reality and imagination. Her portfolio includes a number of ongoing series that range from minimal to very complex imagery. Works explore different subjects including female empowerment through pop culture, love and self-image through social media, urban living and global warming. Drawing on powerful imagery, she uses these concepts to also create and develop inspired site-specific installations.

Psoinos has received many awards for her artistry and has exhibited internationally, including the Photo Biennale in Berlin and Madrid and many art fairs during Art Basel Miami. Her work is in private and public collections internationally, including The World Bank Headquarters, and Yuko Nii Foundation. She has been featured on NBC and Huffington Post and nominated at EMST The National Museum of Contemporary Art , Athens, Greece. In 2020 her work will be included at CICA Museum, Gimpo, South Korea.

Psoinos received a Bachelor in Fine Arts and continued her studies towards a Masters in Photography at Hunter College, NY, and Interior Design at Fashion Institute of Technology, NY. She lives and works in New York City.