“I have never worked with themes, my interest is much more focused on the aesthetic experience,” says well-known contemporary visual artist Tatiana Trouvé in a conversation with MutualArt.com. In a ...

Tatiana Trouvé was born in Italy, grew up in Senegal and has been based in Paris for the last few decades. Working across installations, sculpture and drawing, she creates an imaginary world ...

Tatiana Trouvé is a French-Italian contemporary visual artist known for her installations, sculptures, and drawings that often incorporate architectural elements and industrial materials. View Tatiana ...

Tatiana Trouvé's installation in Beverly Hills feel like the wreckage of a natural disaster, but enter the scene and you'll find hints of healing. Tatiana Trouvé stages a gasp-worthy scene at ...

Tatiana Trouvé and Thomas Schütte have taken over Pinault’s Venetian galleries: here are the works not to miss. ... Drawings/watercolours (2022) Installation view of Thomas Schütte.

How relaxing not to have anything at all To be relaxed about! —Álvaro de Campos. Gagosian is pleased to present On the Eve of Never Leaving, new drawings and sculptures by Tatiana Trouvé.This is her ...

I have always worked where I lived. I would perhaps do better to say that I have always slept where I work. I have often visited my studio at night and from these nocturnal visits, Remanences, a ...

Tatiana Trouvé is a French-Italian contemporary visual artist known for her installations, sculptures, and drawings that often incorporate architectural elements and industrial materials. Her works ...

In the drawings, Trouvé sets the scene with her own imagination but here, ... Tatiana Trouve South London Gallery Peckham Road, SE5 8UH. Have your say... VIEW. COMMENTS. Most Read. 1. Showbiz.

The art on view at the American gallery debut of the Italian-born, Paris-based sculptor Tatiana Trouvé is ambitious and intelligent, even if many of its ideas are traceable to others.

Artist Tatiana Trouvé makes monuments from memories on x (opens in a new window) ... which she calls “Guardians” and describes as “sculpture treated like drawing”.