Una Maslov: Art as Reinvention and Inner Voice

Una Maslov is not a conventional artist—and that’s what makes her work feel honest, necessary, and alive. For years, she followed a traditional path. She built a stable career in banking, then transitioned to the IT sector. But beneath the routines and expectations, something else was stirring: a quiet but persistent desire to create.

Eventually, that voice became impossible to ignore.

Maslov made a radical choice. She left her career and stepped into the unknown to pursue art full time. She didn’t come from an art school. She didn’t have the typical training. What she did have was a deep internal need to translate feeling into form.

Her paintings are emotional maps. Each piece is a reflection of a moment, an experience, or a question. There’s no fixed style—just the intention to stay honest. She explores color and shape as language. Her work speaks softly but directly, often pulling the viewer into a kind of quiet inner dialogue.

Maslov’s creative journey is ongoing. She paints not just to show something, but to discover. To understand herself and her world more clearly. Her process is introspective and intuitive. She paints for clarity, for release, and for connection.

There’s no performance in her work. It’s not about what art is “supposed” to look like. It’s about what it feels like. That’s why it resonates.

She believes it’s never too late to change direction. That art doesn’t require permission. And that even one person being moved by her work makes the risk worth it.