DESIGN

Tatiana Viola, TSV is an Argentinian‑American mixed‑media artist whose work interrogates memory, movement, resilience, and the liminal spaces of identity. Raised in the U.S. by immigrant parents and spending formative years in Argentina—often in el campo, where open silence and horses left a lasting imprint—she makes from a place of duality and tension, never comfortable with simple answers.

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Her practice is deliberate and uncompromising: raw, layered, and driven by instinct rather than a preordained plan. Pieces evolve through iterative processes that can span months or years, combining acrylic, oil, photography, fabric and sewing, digital design, markers, and collage. Refusing singular technique or tidy categorization, TSV builds textured surfaces and narratives that foreground women’s strength, inherited memory, and the quiet resistance of in‑between lives.

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Currently based in Los Angeles, she studied studio art and marketing in Boston and art history in Paris. Her work has been shown internationally, including her first solo exhibition Therapy (Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires, March 2024) and Motive (Greenwich, CT, October 2024). Her next collection, Insomnia, is scheduled for Los Angeles in 2026.

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For TSV, art is translation and testimony: a tactile diary that names what it means to belong to multiple worlds without being fully claimed by any. The studio is her true ground—where explanations no longer become necessary.