Alina Dieth | Blueness, 2022

Woodblock

21 x 30 cm

Edition of 10

Alina Dieth’s work explores moments of tenderness and care in a fleeting and desperately fast-moving world. Her work features observations and memories of mundane, everyday events, that are otherwise often overlooked. The images are usually charged with an array of psychological states, rendering every subject as a portrait in itself, and without hierarchical order. Her images invite the viewer to reflect on their own memories and cogitate their perception and stance to anything they surround themselves with, opening a window into the quiet observation and contemplation of deep care, love and loss. Alina’s recent work of prints are a meditation on the longing for active participation in the outer natural world, as well as a quiet contemplation of the inner and the feeling of passiveness stemming from our disconnection to nature. Alina studied Illustration at Camberwell College of Art and is currently studying on the Drawing Year at the acclaimed Royal Drawing School in Shoreditch. Her work has been exhibited at The Tub Hackney, The Holy Art Gallery in Dalston and at the Avalon Café in Bermondsey.