Tatiana Castillo
Bio
Tatiana Castillo (b. Jujuy, Argentina) is a multidisciplinary artist holding a BFA from the Universidad Nacional de Tucumán and currently pursuing a Master’s in Contemporary Art and Cultural Studies at UNSa. A recipient of the Creation Grant from the Fondo Nacional de las Artes, she was also a fellow in the Artists Program at Universidad Torcuato Di Tella (2022–23) with a full Brun Cattaneo scholarship. Her work has been widely exhibited in Argentina's most prominent institutions, including the Salón Nacional de Artes Visuales (Palais de Glace), Una historia (Museo de Antropología de Salta, curated by Andrei Fernández for the CIMAM visit), Reencantar la casa (MAC Salta), and Polvareda (MUBA Chaco, curated by Diana Aisenberg). She received a Special Mention from Michelle Lacombe at the CINE+PERFO Festival and joined Convergencia (NOA). Her trajectory includes notable art fairs such as +Feria Santa Fe 2025, Feria ARTUC 2026, and Argentina Creativa Market Miami, curated by Santiago Villanueva.
Statement
My artistic practice is defined by a multidisciplinary, autobiographical approach situated within the territorial tensions of Northern Argentina, a region whose geographical and
political complexities deeply inform my creative process. I explore the histories of racialized women whose voices have been historically silenced or marginalized, transforming their memory into a form of political presence and resistance. Within this process, my body serves as the primary instrument, positioning itself on the threshold between the intimate and the collective, between the visible and the hidden.
2.5 x 4m / 98.4 x 157 in
