Tatiana Evonuk comes from a Russian-American artist family. She started her career with Performance Art at Prague Theatre Academy (DAMU). Specialising in the improvisational technique of “Acting with inner partner” for two years. Her path continued in the area of performance art. Tatjana has worked in multiple theatre companies that ranged from physical to classical drama performances. In 2017 Tatiana moved to Ireland where she did a two-year course in Film and Media at Limerick College of Further Education, and then she continued with her education at Limerick College of Art and Design, studying Photography, Film, and Video where she successfully graduated in 2022.

Her final college work was an experimental art film called The Inner Project, which was a reflection of a personal journey as a female artist on the autistic spectrum, it was
short-listed for RDS Awards, won first prize in Make Art, not War film festival and at the moment is submitted to the festivals around the world. Tatiana is a winner of Photo Museum Ireland’s Early Career Artist Awards, which has supported the development of new work for exhibition. Her work explores the connection between memories and subconsciousness in our lives. Tatiana’s work is often inspired by the hypnagogic state, subconsciousness, and nostalgia. A big part of her practice is dedicated to the double exposure with analog film that can represent something closer to a visual illustration of her mind and memories. Her video work is oriented to an exploration of different psychological states that many times go unnoticed but still have a huge impact on human behaviour and life.