Tina is a contemporary abstract artist , born in London and now residing in Oxfordshire, whose paintings explore the intersections of science, spiritual philosophy, and nature. She works primarily with oil and acrylic paints, creating layered, dynamic compositions that reflect her fascination with balance, connection, and the unseen structures that shape our world. Tina is particularly intrigued by intrinsic and extrinsic energy fields and their fusion. Opposites that lean toward one another: forceful and the yielding, the luminous and the shadowed…circling, completing, and transforming each other.

Creativity has been a constant thread throughout Tina’s life, nurtured alongside a formal education and career in science. As a scientist, she has worked across a range of clinical indications, developing a deep understanding of complexity, systems, and discovery; all of which echo through her visual language. She has continued to develop her creative practice, studying at the KLC School of Design in Chelsea, where she honed her artistic and design sensibilities.

Holding a Doctorate of Philosophy, Tina resists boundaries and rejects the separation of art from science, or intellect from intuition. For her, these domains are not parallel but inseparable. They are interwoven modes of understanding that, when studied and lived together, cultivate a complete and expansive mind. Her work is guided by the belief that everything is connected: spirituality, scientific inquiry, artistic expression, and human consciousness form a single, continuous field. As an advocate for intellectual freedom, Tina approaches both life and artistic practice without fixed borders, embracing curiosity, integration, and the radical openness required for true discovery.

Her dual experience in science and the creative industries finds expression in her abstract paintings, where analytical precision meets intuitive exploration. Each piece is both an inquiry and a meditation, inviting viewers to experience harmony between the rational and the spiritual.

Tina works from her studio on the Cotswolds border, an idyllic space nestled within an orchard and fed by a natural spring well. This tranquil setting inspires her practice and infuses her work with a sense of grounding and connection to the natural world.