Tatjana Sintjaleva

In my work, I strive to express my aesthetic and emotional perception of the world — both through my direct personal vision and by filtering it through my imagination and creative interpretation.
Over the years, I have worked in a variety of artistic techniques, including watercolor on paper and silk, acrylic painting on canvas, and pastel drawing on paper.
For me, painting has always been a way to explore my inner world, emotions and perception of beauty. I am happy to continue developing as an artist and to share my work with others.
I would be very happy to have the opportunity to work with Saatchi Art and to share my artistic journey and work with a wider audience.

I began drawing at the age of 12, inspired by my art teacher, who gave additional drawing lessons after school. I continued my artistic education at the Latvian Academy of Art, attending additional courses when I was 15–17 years old.
Later, I joined the “Vunderkind” studio, where I not only studied painting myself but also taught children. After completing my studies at Rīgas Dizaina skola, I began applying my artistic and creative skills in a practical field, working in interior design and helping people create and decorate their spaces.

Throughout my life, I have combined my work in interior design, furniture and space decoration with painting. For many years, I studied at the “Ellija” studio and participated in numerous exhibitions organized by the studio in Riga.
In 1995, I held a solo exhibition at the opening of the Latvian American Eye Center in Riga. The exhibition was also featured in the newspaper “Baltic Observer.”
Later, I joined the “AM-13” studio, with which I participated in an exhibition at the Latvijas Akadēmiskā Bibliotēka. A group photograph from the exhibition was also published in the magazine “Patiesā Dzīve” in 2008.
I additionally studied at the “Fleur” studio, where I learned the technique of painting on silk. I participated in exhibitions in Riga, including “Kongresu Nams,” and in a series of exhibitions in Lithuania in Žagarė. There, in 2019, I participated in the exhibition “Lietuvas sabiedrības Žagares mūzas ēkā.”