Tania Luchinkina

In my opinion, fine arts should be visual.
Through the organ of vision, to influence us visually, art conceptuality is an additional asset for emotional recharge.

At the heart of my project, lies the idea of a secondary discovery of an ancient artwork. I am not trying to interpret the image through my vision, but I am trying and recreating it as precisely as possible, so as to dive into the spiritual environment of that period. For me, it is essential to feel the stage of artwork creation by modern man, through modern materials. Understanding how this past fits into the present, as this past is the base of the present.

The artists that inspire me: Nicolas Samori, Laurent Grasso, Herbert Zangs, Michael Landy, Diaz Alama, Chad Wys, Laurent Craste, Titus Kaphar, Michael Mapes, Miguel Zapata and all the artists of the past such as Rembrandt, Leonardo da Vinci, etc.

I graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Kiev Academy of Fine Arts. I also studied at the State Polygraphic Institute at the Faculty of the Book in Kiev. I received a classical training in drawing and painting. In Ukraine, I worked as a building architect and illustrator. After immigrating to France, I worked as a graphic designer, and received several awards for advertising videos and graphics.

2022
February 15-20 Art Capital in Grand Palais, Paris

January 29 – February 27 Salon des artistes 2022 – Château d’Ardelay, Les Herbiers

2020 Year of the epidemic
Ephemeral exhibition at the Biennale de Gentilly https://biennaledegentilly.org/artistes-confinees-episode4/

2019
November 5-27 Personal exhibition at Espace Beaujon, Paris 8

February 13 – 17 Art Capital in Grand Palais, Paris

2018
December 13 – 16 Salon des Beaux-Arts in Carrousel du Louvre, Paris http://www.salondesbeauxarts.com/

November 10-16 Exhibition at the gallery The Untitled Factory https://untitledfactory.com/

November Finalist of international art contest Le Grand Nu 2018 (The Great Nude)