Rina Garon is a contemporary artist who develops and explores her painting technique based on color inversion. Combining traditional watercolor with digital art, the artist redefines the principles of painting by transforming colors into their reverse meanings, combining different components to create a specific color set in the positive of the drawing, and reflecting the idea of the artwork in its negative. Using computer manipulation, the artist breaks the primary physical order of paint layers visible to the eye on paper, and transforms the ratio between plane and space in the drawing, giving it a new depth, a new truth of perception in the digital format. The artist unites all her works by the common name "El Arte Diurno y Nocturno", drawing an analogy with the mysterious inner world of each person, invisible to others, colorful bright in its emotions, and beautiful in its imperfection.
Rina Garon was born in 1985 in Uzbekistan, in the sunny city of Tashkent, where more than a hundred nations, cultures, and religions coexisted peacefully. The artist has Caucasian roots. This contrast of cultures has built a strong bond in the artist's self-definition. It is a deep connection between different ethnicities, her historical roots, and her personal experience.
From an early age, she expressed her feelings through painting. She received an art education and after graduating from the School of the Arts and the National Institute of Art and Design in her hometown, she co-founded «2MORROW» airbrush studio. For many years, in a creative tandem, she has implemented different art projects on to murals, painting walls, ceilings, furniture, and glass. She worked with different materials, large formats, and graphic programs. Collaborated with local design studios and furniture companies, developing airbrushing as a modern and new form of art for her city at the time.
In 2015 Life-changing events happened in the artist's life. This period was an important stage, filled with external and internal searches and also profound introspection. The artist has always been concerned about the inner spiritual development of a person, blurring the boundaries of differences between nationalities, religions, traditions, and names, bringing to the forefront his self, his real desires and needs, hidden behind rules, norms of behavior, fears and imposed beliefs.
In 2020, experimenting with different mediums, Rina Garon began to develop her own painting technique, which reflects her spiritual quest to the maximum extent possible. The artist speaks about what concerns her, through figurative or abstract images, but always through the work with color. In her artworks, she reflects on the value of life, the beauty of this world, rebirth, the attainment of inner freedom, the acceptance of oneself, and the unconditional love of man for oneself.
I produce each of my Fine Art prints on a professional inkjet printer, using Giclee technology and archival pigmented inks, on museum quality paper for highest age resistance, 100% cotton.
Pictured: The artwork "Symphony of Candles #2. Nocturno" printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag® 308g paper. This white cotton artist’s paper, with its characteristic, wonderfully soft feel, has a lightly defined felt structure, lending each artwork a three-dimensional appearance and impressive pictorial depth. Matt premium coating. Acid and lignin-free. High resistance to ageing. 
One of my artworks became part of the NTF charity art project: "Nikas Safronov NTF-Tree: Artists for Artists".
Follow the link to see this artwork "Winter metamorphosis. Nocturno" (2021)
🕷 "Certificate of Authenticity"© which is attached to each of my works. It contains detailed information about the painting, the printing and a unique print inventory number (INV)
🕷 To make the Сertificate more resistant to ageing, it is produced with archival inks on high-quality paper.
