My name is Nino. I paint.
A few years ago, I was diagnosed with MSA-C disease—a condition that shook the ground beneath me. My hands began to tremble, my movements became unpredictable, and the simplest gestures turned into challenges. But through all of it, one thing remained: art.
Thanks to my friend Andriy, I turned to painting as a form of therapy. What started as a way to keep my brain active quickly became something much deeper. As an architect by background, I’ve always had a strong artistic foundation. Now, I use that foundation to explore, heal, and express emotions that words often can't capture.
This is how n:no art was born. It's not just a brand—it's my response to the struggle. It’s a space where there are no rules, no need for perfection. Every line, every brushstroke, carries my imperfections, my strength, and my truth. Each piece is a moment of emotion, a fragment of movement I may not have controlled—but chose to transform into beauty.
I paint using oil and acrylic on canvas. I also enjoy decorating glass and jars using faux stained glass techniques and sculpting small figures and objects from air-dry clay.
My artistic approach? I say: "I have no style." I move between techniques and moods. Sometimes abstract, sometimes figurative—whatever feels true in the moment.
I  live and create in western Europe, and my goal is to share this journey—and my art—with people across EU. If you feel something when you look at my work, that’s enough. That means it’s real.