Through her work, Tata prefers not to convey existential or political messages; nor does she attempt to consciously express sadness or devastation. When she begins a painting, she generally does not have a clear idea of what she is going to paint. Instead, she allows herself to be led by a myriad of memories and images. Once she takes the paintbrush to canvas, the invisible hand of her subconscious begins to create with an unmistakable and almost eerie simplicity.

Edgar Allan Garcia
Revista Cosas – Ecuador

  Grass
2004
oil on linen
18 x 96

  Untitled
2004
Oil on Linen
48 16

  Untitled
2004
Oil on linen
18 x 54

  Untitled
2004
Oil on linen
63 x 22

  Untitled
2004
Oil on linen
48 x 30

  Untiltled
2004
Oil on canvas
48 x 48