Alexandra Trizna
Artist • Creative Guide • Founder of Creative Space Daily
Artist • Creative Guide • Founder of Creative Space Daily
that strengthen focus, presence and collaboration.
I believe creativity is not only a form of expression – but a way of reconnecting with ourselves.
After more than 25 years as a professional artist, working across different countries and cultures,
I created Creative Space Daily – a space where art, presence and human connection come together.
Since the studio opened in Mariehamn in September 2025, more than two hundred people of all ages have taken part in creative sessions, workshops and artistic encounters.
Interview for digital magazine CANVAS REBEL, June 2026
Since then:
more than 150 visitors have experienced the space; children’s art programs and exhibitions have been created; over 50 creative sessions have been held for individuals and groups – Neurographica® has been integrated as a supportive creative tool
for reflection and inner balance.
- 150+Visitors welcomed into the studio
- 100+Creative sessions and workshops
- 2 /30+Art terms with 30+ children completed
The Journey
The Journey
Born in Leningrad in 1980 into a family of artists, Alexandra grew up surrounded by creativity and visual culture from an early age.
2005 she holds a Master’s degree from the Academy of Arts in Saint Petersburg
and has also studied in Denmark.
Living across Russia, Sweden and Åland over the past decades has deeply shaped her artistic language, perspective and understanding of human experience.
Today, alongside her artistic practice, she creates spaces where both children and adults can reconnect with creativity in a calm and meaningful way.
Videopresentation om Alexandra Trizna
Alongside my artistic work, I am also a mother of two boys —
an experience that continues to deepen my understanding
of creativity, sensitivity and human growth.
"A WAY — her life path"
Videopresentation om Alexandra Trizna
"Creativity is a fundamental aspect of being human. It's our birthright. And it's for all of us."
Rick Ruben, "The Creative Act: A Way of Being"
