My name is Angelina. I am an fine art student from Kingston University London, and I previously studied in Bournemouth. My practice explores social issues and personal reflections on life, often using everyday objects and simple forms to ask big questions about how we see and understand the world.

In the past, my work was connected to technology and its influence on human experience. Over the last year, my focus has shifted to more psychological question. For example, perspective and perception—the idea that reality is not fixed, but multi‑sided, and that every person sees the same thing differently based on their position and experience.

I work mainly with installation, mixed media, collage, and found materials. My recent project uses the apple as a symbolic carrier to present five different perspectives, including commercial, natural, daily, scientific, and personal emotion. I use mirrors and cubic forms to create a kaleidoscopic experience, encouraging viewers to question their own vision and remain open to other ways of seeing.

Through my practice, I aim to invite curiosity, empathy, and awareness that no single perspective tells the whole story.