Delving into the unseen: Psychoanalysis and art in Tina Valentinovna’s surreal paintings

May 11, 2022

Tina Valentinovna’s collection of paintings weaves the intricate paths of psychology with the vivid canvas of art, crafting a visual exploration into the deep recesses of the human psyche. Each piece radiates a dynamic interplay between subconscious thoughts and creative expression, reflecting Tina’s journey through the profound works of Carl Jung. Her artwork stands as a testament to the enigmatic bond between psychoanalysis and artistic expression, inviting observers to embark on their own introspective journeys. Through her unique lens, she encourages the observer to confront their hidden emotions and subconscious mysteries, offering a bridge between the seen and the unseen.

Being both a graphic designer and an ardent admirer of psychology, Tina Valentinovna’s creations extend beyond mere aesthetics, providing a therapeutic sanctuary for the mind. From her initial exposure to Jung’s theories on synchronicity to her immersive reading of his complete works, she has allowed her brush to translate complex psychological concepts into tangible art, making psychology accessible and engaging. Her paintings are not just visual spectacles but meaningful narratives that challenge perceptions and stir the soul. They invite us into a realm where the mind’s abstract thoughts are interpreted not just intellectually but viscerally, laying a foundation for a deeper self-awareness.

I am fond of psychology and painting. I was studying to be a graphic designer, and in one of my course projects I was making the layout of the book by K. G. Jung “Synchronicity”. I was so carried away that I reread all the works of this psychiatrist. And then I allowed my painting to capture the images that I encountered on the path of inner knowledge.
Tina Valentinovna

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