Tijana Titin

Saturday, August 16, 2014

Photographs from my studio while working. Copyrights© and thanks to Reza Daie



Text about my works "Human Observation" #The Wall Breakers
Thank you Daniel Dunt & The Wall Breakers!

is a Berlin-based Serbian artist who focuses on human beings and human relations in her work. “I am observing them from different perspectives and making my own, nuanced take.”
Tijana’s work is, in most cases, very colorful and slightly abstract. Her almost messy approach to working is her signature, and it always gives her the ability to present intriguing outcomes. Also, men and women are often placed in slightly surreal landscapes, giving Titin’s work a dream-like quality.
- See more at: http://thewallbreakers.com/human-observation-berlin-based-serbian-painter-tijana-titin/#sthash.T2rzY4mB.dpuf


Tijana Titin is a Berlin-based Serbian artist who focuses on human beings and human relations in her work. “I am observing them from different perspectives and making my own, nuanced take.”
Tijana’s work is, in most cases, very colorful and slightly abstract. Her almost messy approach to working is her signature, and it always gives her the ability to present intriguing outcomes. Also, men and women are often placed in slightly surreal landscapes, giving Titin’s work a dream-like quality.
You can view more of Tijana Titin’s work through Saatchi Art, where you can also purchase originals and prints.

- See more at: http://thewallbreakers.com/human-observation-berlin-based-serbian-painter-tijana-titin/#sthash.T2rzY4mB.dpuf

Tijana Titin is a Berlin-based Serbian artist who focuses on human beings and human relations in her work. “I am observing them from different perspectives and making my own, nuanced take.”
Tijana’s work is, in most cases, very colorful and slightly abstract. Her almost messy approach to working is her signature, and it always gives her the ability to present intriguing outcomes. Also, men and women are often placed in slightly surreal landscapes, giving Titin’s work a dream-like quality.
You can view more of Tijana Titin’s work through Saatchi Art, where you can also purchase originals and prints.
- See more at: http://thewallbreakers.com/human-observation-berlin-based-serbian-painter-tijana-titin/#sthash.T2rzY4mB.dpuf

Tijana Titin is a Berlin-based Serbian artist who focuses on human beings and human relations in her work. “I am observing them from different perspectives and making my own, nuanced take.”
Tijana’s work is, in most cases, very colorful and slightly abstract. Her almost messy approach to working is her signature, and it always gives her the ability to present intriguing outcomes. Also, men and women are often placed in slightly surreal landscapes, giving Titin’s work a dream-like quality.
You can view more of Tijana Titin’s work through Saatchi Art, where you can also purchase originals and prints.
- See more at: http://thewallbreakers.com/human-observation-berlin-based-serbian-painter-tijana-titin/#sthash.T2rzY4mB.dpuf

Friday, August 15, 2014

Thursday, August 14, 2014

One of the works from the new series of paintings, now in a private collection in Hong Kong


Voices of the Light Breeze, 2014. Oil on canvas 70x70cm

Tuesday, May 20, 2014

Dear readers,
my home country Serbia and Bosnia are heavily affected by flooding.
Rainfall in Bosnia and Serbia was the heaviest in 120 years of recorded weather measurements. By 20 May, at least 48 people had died as a result of the flooding, and 30,873 people in Serbia alone have been forced from their homes. You can read more here and #SerbiaFloods.

Please support and help raise awareness!

 


Tuesday, April 29, 2014

One month visiting professorship at China Academy of Arts in Hangzhou. I was giving lessons at the CDK (Chinesisch-Deutsche Kunstakademie) Department of Oil Painting (油畫系).
Encounter of different cultures, mentalities, as well as approaches to the art. The experience to remember!

During my stay, we organized closing exhibition of the first year's master students in the Moca Westlake Gallery.






The final exhibition of the first year Master’s students of the Chinese-German Academy of Art (CDK) shows different artistic positions. The special orientation of the CDK allows students an exciting interplay between the traditional and Western art, culture and the mindset. As a result, there is a new, “a third position", which is full of opportunities. This exhibition displays artistic positions of the twelve students who are in the search of their own visual language.
On the one hand, we see a development of the painterly possibilities which are coming out of figuration, as well as lyrical abstract approaches on the other hand.
In the discourse of culturally different spatial and conceptual models, as well as different pictorial traditions, here are appearing interesting approaches to work for the students.
The exhibition enables young artists an overview of the accomplishments in the first Academic year and is a further step towards professionalization and self-reflection.




Introduction in Chinese and German



Artists: Cao Yu, Guo Runi, Guo Xiaojing, Han Jin, Li Fengrui, Liang Xiao, Peng Junyi, Pan Xiaoqian, Pei Yu, Sun Yuxiu, Shu Ye, Yu Qiushi
Academic Host: Burkhard Held, Tijana Titin
Art Director: Tong Yanrunan
Curator: Tijana Titin
Assistants: Peng Junyi, Yu Qiushi
Exhibition 25.4- 3.5.2014 Moca Westlake Gallery, Hangzhou



Guo Xiaojing
Liang Xiao (left) and Shu Ye (right)
Pan Xiaoqian
Works by Li Fengrui
Work by Pei YU
The first year's master students in front of works by Yu Qiushi
Gallery entrance and the work by Sun Yuxiu