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Tatiana Fedorovskaya

Tatiana Fedorovskaya

United States • 1979

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Tatiana Fedorovskaya is a multidisciplinary artist, screenwriter, and director working across painting, sculpture, and video. She received the BAFTA Student Film Award for Mum's Hairpins in 2020 and was selected for Berlinale Talents in 2019. Her visual art has been presented in two solo exhibitions of The Truth of Life in Moscow (2023, 2025), as well as exhibitions at the Museum of Decorative Arts, Gallery A3, and Zaryadye.

Tatiana Fedorovskaya's painting moves between Post-Impressionism, Post-Cubism, and the directness of art brut. After years of working with constructed narratives in film, she approaches painting as a space where the first gesture can remain imperfect and unresolved. Uneven figures, fractured pictorial planes, and deliberately simple forms evoke childhood, dreams, memory, and lost immediacy.

Material is integral to this language.

Tatiana Fedorovskaya paints on coffee sacks and industrial canvas and works with tarpaulin, sand, paper, and hand-stitched jute. Their rough surfaces resist polish and preserve the physical trace of making. Across painting and video, she explores the tension between structure and freedom, allowing viewers to move beyond a prescribed narrative and become participants in creating meaning.

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