Elina Flyrin is a Stockholm-based artist. Through textile, drawing, and painting, she creates imagery that feels both familiar and alien. She graduated from Goldsmiths, University of London, in 2019.

Elina’s artistic practice explores the porous boundaries between the physical and the intangible, the internal and the external. Her work dissolves these borders into abstraction, giving form to sensations, memories, and questions that often elude language. Central to her practice is a contemplation of the body, its presence, its disappearance, and the traces it leaves behind. Textile, with its density and weight, becomes a material through which she expresses the cyclical journey of life and death, the seen and the felt.

Her imagery evokes a quiet otherworldliness, a visual space where the spiritual and corporeal are woven together. Through this, Elina invites viewers into a reflective encounter with the unknown aspects of existence.