Featured on the TAS Morning Show today is Rebeca Nigrinis, an artist par excellence, who weaves magic with every brushstroke, bringing the culture and heritage of Oman alive through her vibrant hues and shades, intricate detailing, and unique style. Drawing inspiration from the incredible sights of the spectacular Sultanate of Oman, Rebeca’s bespoke art creates mesmerizing stories on canvas that are a visual treat.

Rebeca Nigrinis, a Colombian artist in Oman, who is wellknown for her vibrant representation of things all around her that catch her fancy, is currently showcasing her solo exhibition, titled Vibrancy, at the Art & Soul Gallery at Water Front mall at Shatti al Qurm.

Inaugurated under the auspices of Hon. Lujaina M Darwish, member of the State Council, on January25, the exhibition will be on till February 8. Rebeca brings magic to life with every brushstroke, while all the beauty around her has served to inspire her creativity. Her paintings are a perfect mixture of latino vibrancy from her background and the delicate beauty of the Middle East where she has spent a major part of her life…

Muscat has become a thriving hub for creativity, and at the center of this vibrant scene is Rebeca Nigrinis, the talented artist behind Rebeca Nigrinis Art Studio. Known for her distinctive style and dedication, Rebeca has transformed her passion for art into a professional venture that inspires aspiring artists across Oman and internationally.

Rebeca’s journey is more than just an artistic pursuit. It is a story of resilience, creativity, and vision. From humble beginnings to creating a recognized name in the art world, she has shown that talent paired with dedication can truly make a difference.

From Passion to Profession: The Birth of Rebeca Nigrinis Art Studio

Rebeca Nigrinis Art Studio is not just a gallery; it is a space where imagination comes alive. Located in the heart of Muscat, the studio serves as a platform for both showcasing Rebeca’s original works and connecting with art enthusiasts who appreciate creativity and authenticity.

MUSCAT: Thanks to research undertaken, we now know that colour affects not just our brains and nervous system but also stimulates our emotions and moods. It is no wonder then, that the bright colours in the evocative artwork created by Rebeca Nigrinis induce a sense of happiness and vivacity. “My art is colourful and vibrant. My intention when I paint, is to brighten spaces with my unique pieces. I feel thrilled to see people displaying my art proudly at their homes or businesses. I always try to create pieces that bring joy,” she says.

Born into an artistically inclined family, creativity was always an intrinsic part of Rebeca’s life. “I painted since I was a little girl and my parents always encouraged my artistic endeavours. I remember having a wall in my room where I could paint,” she says. However, it wasn’t until she moved to the Middle East with her husband that she began developing her love for art and decided to pursue her dream of becoming an artist. An Industrial Engineer by training, her art conveys a seamless blend of her colourful Colombian origins and the strikingly inimitable influences of Oman where she has been living since 2012…

An artist par excellence, Rebeca Nigrinis brings magic to life with every brushstroke. Her art is lively – full of bold, bright colours and strong lines that speak volumes at first sight. Captivating in every sense, her work exhibits a deep understanding and expertise of colour and texture, combined with an exceptional emotive quality that tells a crystal clear story.

Born in Colombia, Rebeca was raised in an artistic family in the beautiful coastal South American country. Having completed her education, she got married in 2001; soon after, her husband, a petroleum engineer, was offered a job in Saudi Arabia. Thus began her adventure in the Middle East…

I dream of painting and then I paint my dream,” a famous quote by Vincent Van Gogh strikes you as one enters the studio of a Colombian mural artist in Muscat.

Rebeca Nigrinis is out to prove the Van Gough’s feelings through her works. She works mostly on acrylics, using bright and vibrant colours and is quite a sensation in the local art scene.

Making best use of her Latin American roots, Rebeca’s work on canvas is a blend of her Colombian background and life in the Middle East. Presently her work on the new gypsy series ‘Diva’ articulates African Arab culture and women via acrylic.

Growing up close to the sea has had an amazing influence to her paintings with the Caribbean colours and vitality shown in her artworks. Though graduated as an industrial engineer, she chose her career as an artist. Rebeca is very innovative and for her art is an everyday therapy. Recently she started tableware designs which are hand painted with acrylic on wood and coated it with epoxy resin to give them a crystal finish…