Nina’s works are created through a slow process of building patterns with dots and lines. Through repetitive gestures and the use of pointillism, she approaches painting as a ritual practice that accumulates time, movement, and attention, allowing patterns, energy, and meaning to unfold layer by layer. 

Drawing on research into architecture, geography, and traditional motifs, Nina reinterprets these visual languages into contemporary symbolic objects. This approach has evolved into what she describes as Symbolic Pointillism — a technique where dots and lines gradually form intricate symbolic structures across diverse surfaces and forms.