Alina Gozin'a

Alina Gozin'a is a Cannes Lions-nominated, award-winning interdisciplinary artist known for her storytelling through photography, film, and art. With a background in Banking & Finance at PwC, she pursued a postgraduate degree in Media Arts and Production at UTS, leading to an acclaimed creative career spanning Sydney, Berlin, New York, and LA.

Her photography has graced covers of AFR Magazine, Forbes, The Sydney Morning Herald, Harper's Bazaar, and more, capturing figures such as Kevin Rudd, Christine Lagarde, Scott Farquhar, and Oscar winners Alicia Vikander and Emile Sherman. She has executed campaigns for HBO, Tribeca Film, Universal Music, Sony Pictures, Warner Bros, ABC, and global corporations.

Alina is also a celebrated artist, known for large-scale photographic and brass artworks, with exhibitions in New York and Sydney. She is a sought-after keynote speaker, delivering masterclasses at the New York Film Academy, the Australian Centre of Photography, and major institutions. Her talk, The Art of Seeing, explores visual storytelling and creativity.

A passionate advocate for social impact, she has worked with Art Start (NYC), I-Manifest, MMAD, R U OK, and The Royal Hospital for Women Foundation. Her work has been featured on ABC Breakfast News, AFR Magazine, and TEDxSydney. Currently, she is developing a TV show based on her original concept.

Speaking topics

The Art of Seeing

Alina Gozin'a's keynote, The Art of Seeing, is a dynamic and thought-provoking session that challenges individuals and businesses to embrace creativity and fresh perspectives. Through her experience as a globally recognized photographer and artist, Alina demonstrates how shifting perspective fuels innovation and influence. Using compelling storytelling, she reveals how to build trust, tell powerful visual stories, and harness creativity for greater impact.

With insights from behind the lens, Alina shares strategies for seeing old things in new ways-an essential skill for innovation and success. Audiences leave inspired to unlock their creative potential and apply new ways of thinking in their work and lives.

Key Takeaways:

  • Learn how storytelling can help increase influence
  • Learn how to tell a story in "just one frame"
  • Learn strategies from behind the lens on how to build deeper Trust in your relationships
  • The concept of seeing old things in new ways is a hallmark of successful innovation
  • Understand the power of Perspective in driving creativity and innovation
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