Tina Alberni is a multidisciplinary, intuitive, semi-abstract artist who works across painting, mixed-media assemblage, and digital media. For over three decades, her work has explored themes of fragmentation, animal conservation, climate change, and the impact of human behavior on global ecosystems. Rooted in automatism, her process is spontaneous and process-driven, layering repetition, repurposed materials, and digital elements to reflect cycles of destruction, adaptation, and renewal. She often works with fragments—fabric, glass, paper, recycled plastics, and found materials—assembling disparate pieces into cohesive forms through a slow, meditative practice that becomes both catharsis and quiet activism. Guided by intuition and observation, she aims to bridge abstraction and social engagement, sharing her work through exhibitions, public projects, and active social media platforms to invite connection, dialogue, and collective reflection on shared humanity.