The author's oil painting "Raging Wave"

"My thoughts are in the clouds, my soul is in the sea
The sea is a central theme in my work. I depict not only the natural element of the sea, but also its reflection in our inner world — a sea of emotions and impressions.
My paintings harmoniously combine painting and psychology, allowing the viewer to see a sea of possibilities and ideas, immerse themselves in tranquility and immerse themselves in the depths of self-knowledge."

Marina Kusraeva is a marine painter, the founder of psychovisionerism, a new trend in art at the intersection of painting and psychology. She began painting the sea in early childhood, impressed by the indescribable beauty of the seascapes of her hometown Anapa.

Over the years, the accumulated technique of writing allows you to create realistic canvases, looking at which you can hear the sound of waves and feel the salty smell of the wind.

Being a professional psychologist, Marina raises issues of self-knowledge, transformation of thinking, and overcoming fears in her work.

Through recognizable images, the artist anticipates possible scenarios for the development of the future world order through the prism of the development of personality psychology, conscious and unconscious phenomena of the human psyche, including feelings, thoughts and emotions.