Text: Victoria Dini
03/10/2023

Tatiana was born in Siberia and lived for 23 years in Akademgorodok, a scientific centre not far from the city of Novosibirsk. This place with a unique ecosystem is a very small town in a pine forest among scientific institutions. Her childhood and earlier years were spent in the Altai Mountains - in her father's house. But then Tatiana made the decision to move to Moscow in order to connect life with video and digital art.

In Moscow, she graduated from the Moscow School of Contemporary Art, course "Contemporary Art". In her artistic practice, Tatiana studies the aesthetics of the ordinary, the delicacy of heroism, the problem of intrusion into the personal, and the duality of events and intentions. She believes that every person has an artistic origin and an inner voice for creation. Her motto — everyone has the right to create to the extent that he feels the need for it.

Tatiana Patrenina's artistic journey is characterized by a relentless passion for exploring the intersections of technology, creativity, and human perception. Through her work, she seeks to challenge norms, inspire emerging artists, and provide audiences with a transformative and thought-provoking artistic experience. With an eye firmly on the future, Tatiana continues to innovate and reshape the landscape of contemporary art, leaving an indelible mark on the art world.

At the core of Tatiana's artistic approach is a profound desire to redefine how people interact with art. She embraces digital tools and cutting-edge technologies to push the boundaries of creativity and engage her audience in an innovative and captivating manner. Each piece of her work is a testament to her artistic philosophy, which revolves around inviting viewers to see the world through a different lens. Her art invites viewers to engage with technology in new and imaginative ways, creating an unforgettable and enriching experience for all who encounter it.

Tatiana Patrenina's work has been showcased in several prestigious exhibitions, leaving an indelible mark on the art scene. Notable exhibitions include:

• "Refraction of Time" (June 2022): An exhibition held at the Russian Museum of Decorative Arts, exploring the concept of time through a unique artistic lens. Tatiana's contributions to this exhibit provide a captivating perspective on temporal realities.
  
• "Save as..." (April 2022): An intervention exhibition hosted at the Gulag History Museum, challenging historical narratives and offering a thought-provoking commentary on preservation and memory.
• "Mythologemes" (February 2022): A group exhibition at Rostokino Gallery, exhibition halls of Moscow, where Tatiana's work was featured. This exhibit delved into mythological themes, showcasing her ability to blend technology and mythology seamlessly.
• "Accumulated" ("Nakopilos") (January 2022): An exhibition hosted at U Contemporary, Winzavod, which provided an insightful exploration of accumulation. Tatiana's contributions added a unique digital dimension to the theme, making the exhibition a must-see for art enthusiasts.

Apart from her roles as a digital and video artist, Tatiana is deeply engaged in the production aspect of the art world. Her expertise lies in bringing video art projects to life, overseeing the entire process from script development to the final video production. Tatiana's commitment to precision and authenticity ensures that the artist's vision is conveyed accurately and artistically on the screen, establishing her as a vital force in the creation of video art.

Tatiana Patrenina continues to redefine the landscape of contemporary art, leaving a lasting impact with her thought-provoking and visually stunning creations. Through her dedication to experimentation and the integration of technology, she inspires artists and audiences alike to embrace the limitless possibilities of artistic expression.