Tatiana Blanqué explores the relationship between nature, memory, and place, treating fabric and tree bark as forms of skin and transforming traces and experiences into works of art. She has presented her work in exhibitions and art fairs across Spain and elsewhere in Europe, and in September 2026 completed an artist residency at Jogonin Temple.
Tatiana Blanqué
Spain
⬤ Works in 2026
LA PELL OCUPADA — THE OCCUPIED SKIN
⬤ Message
Skin is not only a surface. It holds traces, experiences and memories. The skin of the tree holds its memory. La Pell Ocupada explores the relationship between nature, memory and place. Fabric becomes a sensitive skin, a surface where drawing, memory and matter meet. The work emerges from observation and from the interference of the environment. As in Interferencias, what surrounds us leaves traces, alters our perception and becomes part of the work. La Pell Ocupada is an open territory between nature, memory and transformation.
⬤ Biography
1971 Born in Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona
Selected Exhibitions and Art Fairs～
2023 Galería Malvin (Madrid) / Fundación Guinovart / Art Madrid
2024 Fundación Cristina Enea (San Sebastián) / Art Madrid / MK Art Residence Award – FIG Bilbao
2025 Art Madrid / Affordable Art Fair / Lost Coast Art Colony (Puerto Rico)
2026 Affordable Hamburg / Art Karlsruhe / AFF Berlin / Art Residence Kyoto (Japan)
Artist Residencies～
2023 SIANOJA (Cantabria, Spain)
2025 Lost Coast Art Colony (Puerto Rico)
2026 Jogonin Temple (Shiga, Japan)
Selected Collections～Fundación Cristina Enea / H.E.F. Juan Entrecanales de Azcárate Collection / Palau de la Música Catalana / Sant Cugat del Vallès City Council