Tatiana Medal

TATIANA MEDAL (A Coruña, 1971).
Untitled, 1999.
Acrylic on canvas.
Signed, dated, and titled on the reverse.
Measurements: 100 x 140 cm.

Created in 1999, this painting belongs to a pivotal period in Tatiana Medal’s career, during which the artist explored the expressive possibilities of abstraction through a visual language built on lines, transparencies, and expansive fields of color. The composition is structured as a complex network of curved and straight lines that overlap and intersect, creating a sense of continuous movement and spatial depth without resorting to figurative references.

Tatiana Medal is one of the most prominent Galician artists on the contemporary Spanish art scene. With a degree in Fine Arts from the University of Vigo, she developed an abstract language of great formal refinement after completing her training in cities such as Lisbon, Amsterdam, New York, Paris, Rome, and Berlin. Her work explores the relationships between painting, space, and perception through subtle grids, transparencies, and structures inspired by the urban fabric, cartography, and plant tissues. She has been honored with numerous awards and creative fellowships, and her works are part of major public and institutional collections, including those of the CGAC, ABANCA, the Pedro Barrié de la Maza Foundation, and the Ministry of Culture, establishing her as a key figure in contemporary Galician abstraction.