I’m Nova, the face behind NovArt.

The name NovArt is a tribute to the little girl in me—the one who embraces playfulness, courage, and the boundless curiosity of childhood.

For me, creating art is about freedom—expressing myself through colors, forms, and sensations in a nonverbal, open way. It’s both a passion and a necessity. The best moments come when I allow myself to simply flow, letting emotions take shape without overthinking, controlling, or worrying about the outcome.

I use and mix whatever materials feel right in the moment, embracing the freedom of mixed media art. For me, art isn’t about perfection—it’s about energy, movement, and emotion. I truly believe that perfection lies in imperfection, both in art and in life. We try, we fail, we learn. I experiment. Sometimes I create a mess; other times, something powerful emerges.

My background is in design and marketing, and I’ve also taken several art courses, including those from Art2Life with Nicholas Wilton—an inspiring teacher and the founder of Art2Life.

Jewelry Design

From an early age, I’ve had a deep passion for jewelry. I still remember my first pair of earrings—large, gold-plated with turquoise stones. That bohemian style has stayed with me ever since.

My designs are inspired by the elegance of the 1930s, blending bohemian influences with the grandeur of the empire style. I work with various materials, including natural stones, and my pieces fall under the category of bisutería. In the future, I hope to work more with silver in a studio better suited for metalwork.

In design, they say less is more. With statement jewelry, each piece holds its own power—sometimes, a single striking design shines brighter than an overwhelming mix.

My Vision

Since childhood, I’ve been drawn to the universe—the unknown, the invisible. The connection between humans and the vastness of space has always fascinated me. I’ve often wondered what lies beyond and how it influences us.

When I’m in a creative flow, lost in the moment with no sense of time or place, I tap into something deeper—something intuitive and free. This often gives my work a cosmic expression. My background as a therapist and my deep interest in human behavior and emotions also find their way into my art. The more I embrace and express these themes, the freer my art becomes—the more me it becomes.

The energy that flows from this space within is raw, honest, and authentic. That is what I want to share with the world. That is my vision—to create from a place of truth and to share that authenticity through my art.