ABOUT KRISTINA SUPERNOVA

Kristina Supernova is a visual artist based in Berlin, known for creating worlds that sit somewhere between reality and the imagination. Her practice moves across murals, oil paintings, sculptures, objects, and experimental design. No matter the medium, her work returns to one central idea: every surface, shape, and character carries a story—sometimes whispered, sometimes boldly declared.

Her black-and-white line universes flow across buildings, interiors, windows, and everyday objects. These works are playful and mysterious, alive with characters that wander, connect, and transform. They appear simple at first glance, but they hold layers of narrative, humor, and quiet observation. For Kristina, a wall is never just a wall; it’s a living place that remembers, speaks, and invites new stories to unfold.

Her oil paintings belong to another realm entirely—colorful, surreal personas with their own inner gravity. These beings emerge through a slow, attentive process that blends imagination with the subtleties of human psychology. They carry a dreamlike presence, as if entering the world from a parallel space. Each one is a study of emotion, identity, and the strange beauty of being human. Beyond the canvas, Kristina brings her visual language into objects: ceramic plates with contemplative faces, sculptural pieces like Endless Hug, and whimsical furniture that behaves like living creatures. She treats objects as companions—functional yet expressive portals into her narrative universe.

Born in Lithuania and shaped by years of creative exploration in Germany, Kristina’s work draws from minimalism, storytelling, Baltic sensibility, and the subtle tensions of everyday life. She moves fluidly between disciplines, always guided by the desire to create pieces that feel alive, clear, and emotionally honest.

Her art invites the viewer into a world where the lines are simple, the emotions are deep, and the stories unfold quietly—sometimes with tenderness, sometimes with mystery, always with sincerity.