Alina Gozin'a | In Search Of Lost Love
Alina Gozin'a | In Search Of Lost Love
Alina Gozin'a | In Search Of Lost Love
Alina Gozin'a | In Search Of Lost Love

Alina Gozin'a

In Search Of Lost Love

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Captured in New York using a Hasselblad camera, this portrait by Alina Gozin’a unites the precision of fine-art photography with a meticulous, hand-worked process.

Created in collaboration with American artist Paul Cristina, the original image was deconstructed entirely by hand before being printed on fine-art photographic paper. The work is presented within Gozin’a’s Luminous Optical Illusion Frame—an original structure conceived and created by the artist.

As the viewer moves before the work, the portrait fragments and reforms, revealing an ever-changing interplay of image, light and perspective. Neither entirely photograph nor sculptural object, the work transforms a single captured moment into a dynamic visual experience.

Artist Alina Gozin'a
Title In Search Of Lost Love
Editions

Museum Edition | Luminous Optical Illusion Frame | Edition of 1 + 2 AP | 180 H x 120 L cm

Gallery Edition | Luminous Optical Illusion Frame | Edition of 2 + 1 AP | 130 H x 90 L cm

Collectors Edition | Luminous Optical Illusion Frame | Edition of 7 + 1 AP | 65.5 H x 52.5 L cm
Medium

Each work is available in one of three signature mediums: fine-art photography, luminous optical-illusion artworks, or eroded brass photographic plates.
Additional Details Signed and numbered by artist

 

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Alina Gozin'a

Sydney-based artist Alina Gozin’a has developed an international, transdisciplinary practice spanning fine-art photography, luminous optical works and eroded brass photographic plates. Informed by a life lived across Sydney, New York, Los Angeles, Amsterdam and Hamburg, her work explores identity, belonging and the historical forces that shape individuals and communities.

Looking to the past as a way of understanding the present, Gozin’a connects intimate human narratives with broader civic and cultural histories. Her work has been exhibited in Sydney and New York, recognised by the National Portrait Gallery, Head On Photo Festival, Art & About Sydney and the London Photographic Association, and is held in distinguished private and corporate collections.

Her acclaimed New York series The Doormen of New York offered an intimate portrait of the men entrusted with the secrets of the city’s residents, while paying homage to New York’s immigrant foundations. For the past decade, Gozin’a has developed Confessions of the Heart (2016–2026), a four-part photographic essay created across New York and Sydney. The cycle culminates in Sydney Love Stories: 50 documentary-style portraits accompanied by handwritten confessions of love, to be presented as a public exhibition at Muru Giligi, 1 Elizabeth Street, Sydney.

Gozin’a has twice been appointed an inaugural Artist in Residence—at Time & Place and, most recently, The Sandstones Club. Beyond the studio, she serves on the Industry Advisory Board of the UTS TD School and presents The Art of Seeing, her acclaimed keynote examining creative intelligence in an increasingly AI-driven world. Her practice is united by a belief in art as a way of seeing more deeply: creating connection, preserving memory and revealing the human stories held beneath the surface.

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