TATJANA Artkosmika

Art is More Than Life
Tatjana's 'Art is More Than Life' series is inspired by explosion of means of communication, city graffiti, cave art, Dadaist and Surrealistic philosophical realm, which she transfigures into iconic self-expression.
Potent and fragile rhythms of tick and transparent layers of pigment, acrylic and oil paint are accompanied by texts, allowing the artist's intentions to invite us to explore paintings which are drenched in atmospherically and culturally coded spaces.

Marianne Schutte, Phd. Art Historian and gallery owner of Gallery Arttra in Amsterdam:
"On the canvas, as well on the screen, Tatjana's recent work is distinct by surface filed in its entirety, by lines, abstract shapes and short texts. Tatjana's colour palette is seductive. The artist keeps and directs observer's attention. If there is something that Tatjana would like to make clear in her work and art in general, that is her creative Credo and Manifesto: 'Art is More Than Life'."

"ART IS MORE THAN LIFE"	"A/R/T"	"DADA"
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Art is More Than Life Tatjana's 'Art is More Than Life' series is inspired by explosion of means of communication, city graffiti, cave art, Dadaist and Surrealistic philosophical realm, which she transfigures into iconic self-expression. Potent and fragile rhythms of tick and transparent layers of pigment, acrylic and oil paint are accompanied by texts, allowing the artist's intentions to invite us to explore paintings which are drenched in atmospherically and culturally coded spaces. Marianne Schutte, Phd. Art Historian and gallery owner of Gallery Arttra in Amsterdam: "On the canvas, as well on the screen, Tatjana's recent work is distinct by surface filed in its entirety, by lines, abstract shapes and short texts. Tatjana's colour palette is seductive. The artist keeps and directs observer's attention. If there is something that Tatjana would like to make clear in her work and art in general, that is her creative Credo and Manifesto: 'Art is More Than Life'."