Lindsay Kokoska

Canada

Lindsay Kokoska is a Canadian multimedia artist and founder of Infinite Mantra Art Studio, blending traditional and digital techniques, including AI, in her abstract and surreal art. Inspired by the cosmos, mindfulness, and spirituality, her dreamlike pieces explore themes of other dimensions, consciousness, meditation, and abstract forms. Her unique style merges abstract painting, fine art compositing, animation, and AI technology, creating visually stunning and thought-provoking pieces that captivate the imagination. Positioned between the abstract, figurative, and surreal worlds, her work channels an energy that inspires viewers to access deeper visions and recognize the magic in their own lives.

With a background in education, business, yoga, and meditation, Lindsay holds a Master’s degree in Graphic & Digital Art and has studied at the Toronto School of Art as well as pursued independent studies of abstract art in Bali, Indonesia. As an artist who believes in the infinite possibilities of creativity and imagination, she invites the viewer to be inspired by her work and to go inward, being reminded of the connections between material and spiritual experiences.


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Painted Bloom - Horizontal

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Some flowers feel as if they were brushed into existence by light itself.

Here, petals unfold across a dark field like strokes moving through space.

Colors gather and scatter, creating a sense that each bloom is still in motion, as though the act of becoming has not yet finished.

It is a garden that feels both painted and alive, where every petal carries the trace of movement and time.

technique

generative art

format

landscape

duration

01:04

year

2026

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Generative art
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