Alisa Chernova is a contemporary artist whose practice explores the complex relationship between human psychology, emotion and the unconscious.
Born in Ukraine in 1963 and based in Marbella, Spain, she brings a psychologically informed perspective to contemporary painting, transforming inner experiences into visual narratives through expressive gesture, symbolism, texture and mixed media.
Her work explores themes of identity, memory, anxiety, despair, isolation, control and the contradictions of human nature. Rather than illustrating emotions directly, Chernova seeks to reveal what lies beneath the visible surface — the internal states that shape our perception of ourselves and the world around us.
Her works have been presented at international exhibitions and art fairs across Europe, Asia and the United States, and have received recognition through international art publications and curatorial reviews. Her artistic language moves between expressionism, symbolism and abstraction, creating works that invite the viewer into an emotional and introspective dialogue.
Chernova’s practice is ultimately concerned with one question: what happens when the invisible becomes visible?
