About
Alla Ditla BIO
Educated in sociology, finance, laws and business administration, over 10 years ago Alla switched point of her interest to Icons painting and religions’ history and was studying at European Christian Academy at Jurmala, Latvia, Oxford University at Theology and Religious Studies and Icon Painting School from Samara simultaneously attending the painting styles program of the artist Laimutis Siurna.
Those studying are expressing in her works themes of images of saints and angels and abstract spiral paintings, bringing a distinctive blend of color, texture, and form to each piece.
With a focus on modern technologies, Alla continues to refine her art by integrating AI. She is actively discovering, how to convey images born from meditations and spiritual quests.
Through her art, Alla aims to make creativity accessible and understandable to most of people. Through new ways to present art, she wants to give people the opportunity to look within themselves and discover something new. She seeks ways to inspire those who may have forgotten what it means to create, and to help them reconnect with that inner.
Those studying are expressing in her works themes of images of saints and angels and abstract spiral paintings, bringing a distinctive blend of color, texture, and form to each piece.
With a focus on modern technologies, Alla continues to refine her art by integrating AI. She is actively discovering, how to convey images born from meditations and spiritual quests.
Through her art, Alla aims to make creativity accessible and understandable to most of people. Through new ways to present art, she wants to give people the opportunity to look within themselves and discover something new. She seeks ways to inspire those who may have forgotten what it means to create, and to help them reconnect with that inner.
The essence of my art is about finding the path that dissolves the line between the world of art and everyday life. How to give people, long disconnected from creativity, a chance to feel the depth of what lies beyond their usual perception? What will open up new horizons, offering them an impulse for inner awakening? How to spark that gentle thrill of creation, first in the artist’s hand, then in their own hearts?
Since childhood, I loved to draw, but I faced misunderstanding. In the end, the lack of support and faith in my abilities led me to leave it behind for many years. When I returned to it two decades later, I saw how many people live without listening to or even silencing their inner call to create: to sing, to dance, to paint, to compose, to write, to make things with their own hands.
I wanted to help people find their own creative path, to immerse themselves in this priceless process of self-expression. To help them find their way back to themselves.
In my work, I convey images born from meditation and spiritual exploration. In them, I strive to reveal the eternal dance — the struggle and unity of light and shadow, their opposition, but also their merging and harmony. In abstract forms, spirals, and lines, viewers can find something of their own — perhaps the flow, the strength, a glimpse of saints and angels, or maybe something even more personal.
I wanted to help people find their own creative path, to immerse themselves in this priceless process of self-expression. To help them find their way back to themselves.
In my work, I convey images born from meditation and spiritual exploration. In them, I strive to reveal the eternal dance — the struggle and unity of light and shadow, their opposition, but also their merging and harmony. In abstract forms, spirals, and lines, viewers can find something of their own — perhaps the flow, the strength, a glimpse of saints and angels, or maybe something even more personal.
My goal is to make creativity accessible to everyone. Through simple but expressive stories and shapes, I want to offer people a chance to look within and discover something new. I’m searching for ways to inspire those who may have forgotten what it’s like to create and feel — and help them hear that quiet inner call once more.
