Tatiana Trippett

I have been drawing since childhood, but I lacked classical visual means to express my thoughts. Therefore, I experimented a lot with materials and methods. One of the ways it was fashionable actionism. I have been doing a lot of self-education and contemporary art has always attracted me. I have visited museums of modern art in New York, Amsterdam, Helsinki, Stockholm, Thailand, Berlin, London, and modern art has always found a lively response in my soul. My work is a reflection of my experience in the fashion industry. I did creative shooting acting as a creative producer, designer and model. But there has always been a feeling that reality is not enough and it needs to be improved even more, so I came up with the idea to improve these photos with the help of digital technologies. As a result, the works turned out to be very lively, but at the same time idealized, as if maximally improved.

Education:
2001-2005 Kurgan State University, faculty of Technology, specialty “Environmental Engineer”.
2007-2009 St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, specialty “Engineer of production safety”.
2020-2021 online course of AI «Illustrator.core», 12 hours watched, 56 hours drew.
2022 online educational program for creative specialist pARTa, Laboratory CTRL+ART, 3 month.
The lectures, workshops, masterclasses, events:
2010-2014 lectures about contemporary art Shamanov K., St. Petersburg;
2014 conference of marketing “Digitale 6”, Saint-Petersburg;
2015 lecture Velikanov A. Moscow, Museum of modern art “Garage”; 21.01-11.02.2016 the lecture series “Two centuries of Russian applied art of the XVIII-XIX centuries”,
St. Petersburg, Museum of Faberge;
2016, July 27, Shamanov K., lecture “History and development of media activism”, Saint-Petersburg;
2021 online marathon for writers from V. Akkerman, 3 days.
2021 online marathon Cash+ART from A. Radchenko, 10 days.

2017, August, mural in Street Art of Museum, St. Petersburg, size 4x2 metres
2023 Exactly.ai exhibition at Shoreditch Arts Club, participant 3 works, collective exhibition