Tatiana Blanqué

Tatiana Blanqué (Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona, 1971) is a visual artist with a degree in Fine Arts from the Sant Jordi Academy (UB) in Barcelona. With a career spanning two decades dedicated entirely to her vocation, she has achieved national and international recognition, having exhibited in cities such as Rome, New York, Quebec City, Amsterdam, Paris, Lille, and Andorra la Vella, as well as in Barcelona, Girona, Lleida, Pamplona, Bilbao, and Madrid. She is part of National Collections and Foundations and has participated in both national and international Artist Residencies. Descended from a family linked to the world of fashion, photography, and design for several generations, she became involved in the world of painting from a very young age. This passion for creativity has marked her entire artistic career, just as the search for a reason for being has been reflected in each of her collections, since her first exhibitions in the late 1990s. Tatiana Blanqué immerses us in a profound reflection on the complex relationship between nature and humanity. Blanqué highlights the duality of this connection: nature pursues us to stop us, alert us, refresh us, invade us, protect us, and heal us, while we pursue it to ensure our survival, even without fully realizing it. Blanqué's artistic philosophy intertwines art and nature through simplicity, the organic, the natural, and environmental respect. Her work, focused on trees, earth, grass, and stones, is presented in a timeless context, accompanied by a powerful star, conveying the artist's concern about the possible disappearance of the natural landscape. Blanqué adopts a vindictive tone, urgently seeking to preserve the natural habitat as a guide on our path. She proposes transforming nature into our spirituality, fostering a deep and respectful connection with the environment. Tatiana Blanqué advocates integrating nature into our essence and daily actions.