ABOUT THE ARTIST

Tatiana Berman is a London-based immersive artist who explores creative boundaries, concepts, colours and textures in her work. Founder of Constella Arts,  creator of The Power of Sound project, co-creator of Not So Classical, and star of the documentary Forte. Tatiana enjoys an international career performing, speaking, and creating interdisciplinary collaborative projects in film, music, digital art, and dance. At the same time, her exquisite artwork holds a treasured place among collectors across the US, UK, Austria, China, Germany, France, Japan, Russia, Taiwan, and Australia. Tatiana’s paintings have been described as "mesmerising", "inspiring", “radiating luminous energy”.

ARTIST STATEMENT

My work explores mineral presence, geological time, and the quiet transformation of matter. Using Himalayan salt as a primary medium, I build layered, crystalline surfaces that hold light, depth, and subtle movement. As illumination shifts, the works move from luminous and radiant to soft and contemplative, creating a living dialogue with their surroundings.

Creating has been instinctive to me for as long as I can remember. Ideas tend to arrive with persistence and unfold through an intuitive yet deliberate process of layering, glazing, and material exploration. I am drawn to the way salt carries the memory of geological formation, and I translate that sense of accumulation and compression into contemporary compositions that feel both grounded and atmospheric.

Himalayan salt is combined with acrylic, glazes, and iridescent and gold pigments to create surfaces that are tactile, elemental, and quietly luminous. At the heart of the work is a balance between permanence and fragility — a reflection of natural forces and the subtle energy that exists within material itself.

Each piece is professionally stabilized using archival methods to ensure structural integrity and longevity, while preserving the crystalline character that defines the work.