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 a mixing of materials, images and colors into different forms of art, all of which move smoothly from one media to another.

Her sculptures have elements of painting, her installations have the presence of sculpture, and her photographs feel like abstract paintings.

Gina's artwork is a multi-media exploration into the struggles and triumphs of man and women in a world of intense colors, bodies, nets, grids, ropes, words, patterns, deities and urban landscapes.

Her works are laden with sensory detail yet they search, like a laser beam, for one central target – the human spirit.

Gina Brezini is the recipient of the First Prize Lorenzo il Magnifico for Graphics and Photography at the Florence Biennale in Italy in 2005, and the First Prize for Graphics and Photography at the Biennale Austria in 2006.

She’s been actively exhibiting in galleries in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Tokyo, India and Europe. Her work is in many public, corporate and private collections around the world.

Born, raised and educated in Bulgaria, Gina Brezini lives and works in New York City and Spain.