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Guests,” a short story, finds acclaim. Her
poem “A Prayer” graces the North American
poetry magazine ICE FLOE. Words and colors
entwine, their dance eternal.
In 2007, Florence beckons. The Biennale dell’Arte
Contemporanea di Firenze, an international
stage. Tiina stands amidst Renaissance echoes,
her palette bridging centuries. The following year,
she curates an exhibition with her goddaughter,
a visual dialogue across generations.
Portraits: A Complex Symphony: Faces, their
contours, their secrets, haunt her. Portraits
become her Everest. Familiarity breeds
complexity. Selfies, those digital mirrors, reveal
inner worlds. Tiina’s brush interprets their
interpretations, a kaleidoscope of souls.
Jazz Colors and Mediterranean Whispers:
Her palette expands. Subtle hues, like
Mediterranean breezes, infuse her canvases.
She calls them jazz colors, each note a Miles
Davis riff. Tiina’s art becomes a fusion of
landscapes and memories.
Multifaceted Muse: Tiina writes prose, paints
silk, and crafts icons. Synesthesia, the mingling
of senses, guides her. Words taste like colors;
music paints atmospheres. Art, for her, is
oxygen, a lifeline woven from family heritage,
cultural studies, and philosophical musings.
Universal Whispers: Creation, the alchemy
of observation and identity. Tiina seeks
universality. Her paintings and texts ripple
outward, touching souls. To be understood, to
transmit perceptions, these are her compass
points. Tiina Jääskeläinen-Alasaari, artist, poet,
synesthete, paints her existence. Her canvas
stretches beyond Turku, beyond Finland. It’s a
bridge to the collective heartbeat, a symphony
of colors, waiting for curious eyes.
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