Tatiana Flis Studios
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Tatiana Flis is a mixed-media artist who creates drawings & sculptures that recall the sacred and ethereal moments of discovery that often dissipate in the face of pragmatism.
29/04/2024
When life gives you a laser light show at a tech/art conference… you take a glassy eyed selfie and go get dinner.
11/01/2024
One of the most impressive, beautiful, and disgusting things I have ever experienced.
03/12/2023
🕶️ 💦🌴
25/09/2023
This time next week I’ll be starting a new position as Recruitment Manager at Cranbrook Academy of Art (my alma mater!). This week is about packing up our house and moving me half way across the country. Stefan will follow once our house is officially on the market and we figure out how to transport a car sick cat. (DM me any suggestions!)
It is a bitter sweet move, but we are excited for the new adventure!
23/09/2023
I will be this Sunday, September 24th at 10:30-11:30 am with the talented for “A Coffee, A Muffin, An Artist Discussion” based on the work in our exhibition “Everywhen”!
Make sure to RSVP so there is enough coffee to go around! Visit fsfaboston.com/everywhen for more details.
Image: курка і коник (The Chicken and the Horse), Hand-built Ceramics.
09/09/2023
“Everywhen” is currently on view in !!!
Join me and Joseph Fontina for coffee, muffins, and conversation about our work, inspiration and process. At our event on Sunday, September 24th at 10:30am titled “A Coffee, A Muffin, An Artist Discussion!”
06/09/2023
That glaze though! 😍🤤
03/09/2023
“Where you go, I go” is on view in my two person show with titled “Everywhen” at through October 1st!
01/09/2023
“Everywhen” is officially installed and open! Join us for opening night (tonight Sept 1 from 5-8) at in ! and I would love to see you!
29/08/2023
DETAIL 🚨 I’ve found a new obsession… making chains out of clay.
It’s been over 17 years 🤯since I got my hands muddy with clay. How did I allow that to happen?!?!
My show “Everywhen” with Joseph Fontinha is on view August 31-October 1st at in
26/08/2023
A busy summer blends into a busy fall! My show titled “Everywhen” with the incredible installs on Monday in Boston!
If you are in town, join us for the reception and first Friday art-walk on Friday, September 1st from 5-8pm!
Bonus: you get to meet Randy the Rattlesnake Maraca!
19/04/2023
I’m excited to announce my piece “A Satellites View” (detail second image) made it into the Biennial! It is an honor to be showing with such an amazing group of artists in such a great space. 💗
05/03/2023
Last Hawaiian sunset. I’m a lucky girl. I was able to spend my 40th with this wonderful human in paradise for a week. We sunned ourselves in cabanas, ate all the fish, swam with turtles, cuddled a River Rose, and spent much needed time with our 💗Danielle and her beau.
It’s been a wild ride.
In the wise words of the all-knowing “You went HARD this vacay 😂”
21/08/2022
Reminder: Go see the The Regional Exhibition of Art & Craft at the Fitchburg Art Museum. It is one of the longest-running juried exhibitions in New England, 86 years!
The curation and selection are exquisite. Plus, two of my works are there! The show closes on September 4th.
12/08/2022
August harvest. It’s been so hot, but these little friends remind me that winter is coming 🙃
About
Tatiana Flis creates drawings and sculptures that recall the sacred and ethereal moments of discovery that often dissipate in the face of pragmatism. In offering the viewer a familiar landscape, she allows access into private worlds not unlike our own, creating connections across boundaries of time and space. The experience is an intriguing game between real and illusory, questioning our social constructs. Flis’ subtle forms and drawings, which combine aspects of the natural landscape with human elements, draw the viewer into other dimensions, exploring relationships between the human psyche and moments of chaos, solitude, tension, excess and absence. The common theme across her drawings and sculptures is the relationship between human, nature, and object.
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