After studying at Villa Arson in Nice (FR), Tatiana Wolska was awarded the “Grand Prix du Salon de Montrouge” and showed her work in solo at Palais de Tokyo. Since then, she has been invited by numerous French, Belgian and Polish institutions and developed a multidisciplinary practice characterized by organic growth and proliferating shapes.
As the artist says: “I deny myself nothing, no direction, no medium, and no material. Almost all the materials I use are found or recycled: empty plastic bottles, pallets, reused wood, bent nails… They are not noble materials, but materials that allow me to create. This fits with an ecological vision, yes, but that was not my primary concern. It was only when I realized what you can do with what you buy and what you throw away… We are deluged with stuff and materials, and I like to give some of it a second life. There is a joy in seeing things that are thrown away or discarded on the street end up with a collector or in an art centre.”