Tatiana Nega
Russian, b. 1957
Tatiana Nega (b. 1957) is a Russian artist, art historian and a Senior Researcher at the State Russian Museum.
She graduated from the Department of Art Theory and History at the I. E. Repin St. Petersburg State Academic Institute of Painting.
Tatiana has been developing her artistic practice since 2011. Her work explores themes of corporeality, digital identity and human transformation. Through experimentation with form, materials and artistic techniques, she has developed a distinctive visual language. Working primarily in an abstract style, she uses acrylic paints and other materials to capture the rapid pace of change in the contemporary world.
Her projects, including Shells, Duality, Disembodiment and Non-Standard Configurations, examine the boundaries between the biological and the technological, the physical and the virtual.
Tatiana's work has been exhibited at the State Russian Museum, the ETAGI Loft Project, as part of the international BIOWOMAN project in Paris and Düsseldorf, and at international art fairs. Tatiana was awarded the Medal of the Museum of Modern Art in Luzzana, Italy, for her contribution to the development of Russian-Italian artistic connections.
Her artwork has also been used as cover illustrations for books on psychoanalysis, and her works are held in museum and private collections worldwide. Her paintings are held in private collections across Europe, the USA and Russia.
-
Duality Series - I, 2026 -
Duality Series - II, 2026
-
Duality Series - III , 2026
-
Fusion, from the Non-Standard Configurations Series, 2026
-
Passions Unleashed, from the Non-Standard Configurations Series, 2026
-
Solace, from the Non-Standard Configurations Series, 2026
-
Susanna and the Elders, from the Non-Standard Configurations Series, 2026
-
Transformation, from the Non-Standard Configurations Series, 2026
-
Uncertainty, from the Non-Standard Configurations Series, 2026
-
Defiance, 2026
-
Beneath the Shield - I, 2026
-
Beneath the Shield - II, 2026
-
Two in One, 2024
Tatiana Nega (b. 1957) is a Russian artist, art historian and a Senior Researcher at the State Russian Museum.
She graduated from the Department of Art Theory and History at the I. E. Repin St. Petersburg State Academic Institute of Painting.
Tatiana has been developing her artistic practice since 2011. Her work explores themes of corporeality, digital identity and human transformation. Through experimentation with form, materials and artistic techniques, she has developed a distinctive visual language. Working primarily in an abstract style, she uses acrylic paints and other materials to capture the rapid pace of change in the contemporary world.
Her projects, including Shells, Duality, Disembodiment and Non-Standard Configurations, examine the boundaries between the biological and the technological, the physical and the virtual.
Tatiana's work has been exhibited at the State Russian Museum, the ETAGI Loft Project, as part of the international BIOWOMAN project in Paris and Düsseldorf, and at international art fairs. Tatiana was awarded the Medal of the Museum of Modern Art in Luzzana, Italy, for her contribution to the development of Russian-Italian artistic connections.
Her artwork has also been used as cover illustrations for books on psychoanalysis, and her works are held in museum and private collections worldwide. Her paintings are held in private collections across Europe, the USA and Russia.