8641, Urban

*1970

Europe

Tatiana

Urban

8641

Artist ID:

Selected Exhibitions (since 2011)

2026 | SELBST, Kunstverein Familie Montez e.V., Frankfurt am Main (G)

2026 | from piety to desire, with Christina Kral, Kunst im Turm, Friedenskirche Offenbach am Main (Duo)

2026 | STAMINA, FRANK* & friends, SOSO#2, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2025 | Translucent Scenery, Galerie Maurer, Frankfurt (S)

2025 | INTERFACES, FRANK* & friends at Weißfrauenkirche, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2025 | KASKADE, FRANK* at Kunstverein Eisenturm, Mainz (G)

2025 | Kunst im Westend, DRK Kliniken Berlin Westend (G)

2025 | MERRY-GO-ROUND, FRANK* at Kunstschmiede Nieder-Olm (G)

2025 | Summit of Beauty and Love, FRANK* & friends at Heussenstamm Raum für Kunst und Stadt, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2024 | Humans Meet Nature, with Tina Heuter, Galerie Klüber, Weinheim / Bergstrasse (Duo)

2024 | PANOPLY, FRANK* at Galerie Maurer, Frankfurt (G)

2024 | Still Unraveling, Chase Young Gallery, Boston, MA (G)

2024 | Touchée, FRANK* and MNW at Hilbertraum, Berlin (G)

2023 | Roter Salon, Galerie Maurer, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2023 | Schwarz_Weiß_Malerei_oder ?, FRANK* at Stadtgalerie Rodgau (G)

2023 | INTRODUCING, Chase Young Gallery, Boston, MA (G)

2023 | FRANK trifft BER, Polarraum, Hamburg (G)

2023 | In the Field of Floating, with artists of the FRANK* network, Alte Schmelze, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2023 | Magic Monday, 25 Jahre Regionalgalerie Südhessen, Darmstadt (G)

2023 | Magic Gardens, Galerie Maurer, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2023 | Odyssée privée, with artists of the FRANK* network, Museum Gelnhausen (G)

2023 | Art Karlsruhe with Galerie Maurer (G)

2022 | super.natural, with Julia Roppel, Kunstverein Familie Montez e.V., Frankfurt am Main (Duo)

2022 | renature – nah der natur, with Matthias Garff, treffpunkt kunst 18, bauverein AG Darmstadt (Duo)

2022 | Schnell & Dreckig, FRANK*, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2022 | Art Karlsruhe with Galerie Maurer (G)

2022 | Silky Roots, Galerie Maurer, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2022 | :innen malen, Kunstverein Familie Montez e.V., Frankfurt am Main (G, C)

2022 | Der geheime Garten, Galerie Filser & Gräf, Munich (G)

2022 | BLOOM:soul, Kunstforum Seligenstadt (G)

2021 | BLOOM im Studio West der Kunsthalle Darmstadt (G)

2021 | Kleine Formate, Galerie Das Bilderhaus, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2021 | No Fear In Trying, arttausch, Long Island City, NY (G)

2021 | Fernweh, virtual exhibition of Galerie Filser & Gräf, Munich (S, VR only)

2021 | Phytopoetik, Galerie Maurer, Frankfurt am Main (S)

2020 | Kleine Formate, DAS BILDERHAUS, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2020 | Must-see, Galerie Filser & Gräf, Munich (G)

2020 | BLOOM, AusstellungsHalle 1A, Frankfurt am Main (G, C)

2020 | Achromatic Nature. Grisailles 2019–2020, Galerie am Rathaus, Eschborn (S)

2020 | Kunst im Westend, Werkschau in der Wiegmann-Klinik der DRK Kliniken Berlin, Berlin (S)

2019 | MINIATUREN, Kunsthaus Klüber, Weinheim / Bergstrasse (G)

2019 | Naturschauspiel, Deutscher Wetterdienst, Offenbach am Main (S, C)

2019 | Art Karlsruhe with Galerie Filser & Gräf, Munich (G)

2018 | New Space, Galerie Filser & Gräf, Munich (G)

2018 | panta rhei, Martina Detterer with guest artists, Galerie Kim Behm, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2018 | Verformungen, with Angela Brandt, Kunstraum KA:OST, Frankfurt am Main (Duo)

2018 | Arena der stillen Geschöpfe, Galerie Filser & Gräf, Munich (S)

2018 | Urban Jungle, Galerie Sylvia Bernhard and Rechtsanwaltskammer, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2017 | Kleine Formate, Galerie Das Bilderhaus, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2017 | Movements. An International Art Exhibition by BOXOUT – Frankfurt – Trinidad & Tobago, Kunstverein Lola Montez, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2017 | The Upturned Tree Grows Stronger, Tatiana Urban and Julian Lee, OFD Frankfurt (Duo, K)

2017 | Kunst privat!, Hessische Unternehmen zeigen ihre Kunst, BRAIN AG, Zwingenberg / Bergstrasse (G)

2016 | VIELEN DANK, AUF WIEDERSEHEN, Galerie Martina Detterer, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2016 | Grün, Galerie Martina Detterer, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2016 | Querschnitt und neue Arbeiten, Kunsthaus Klüber, Weinheim / Bergstrasse (S)

2016 | Art Karlsruhe with Galerie Das Bilderhaus, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2015 | Hang up for Christmas (2), AtelierFrankfurt, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2015 | Landschaft MALEREI, AusstellungsHalle Schulstraße 1A, Frankfurt am Main (G)

2014 | TERRAIN, Galerie Das Bilderhaus, Frankfurt am Main (S, C)

2014 | WANDERLUST, Galerie Neuheisel, Saarbrücken (S)

2013 | SOMMERGÄSTE, AusstellungsHalle Schulstraße 1A, Frankfurt am Main (S)

2013 | FREIE SICHT: Adam Jankowski und Künstler aus seiner Malereiklasse an der HfG Offenbach 1987–2013, Nassauischer Kunstverein Wiesbaden (G, C)

2012 | EXPEDITION, Kunsthaus Klüber, Weinheim / Bergstrasse (S)

2012 | ELDORADO, Regionalgalerie Südhessen, Darmstadt (S, C)

2011 | Lauwarm, Red Corridor Gallery, Fulda (G)

2011 | Art Paris 2011, Grand Palais, digital installation of the 128 SAATCHI ONLINE Art Paris Showdown finalists

Brief Biography & Artistic Journey

Tatiana Urban (born 1970) is an artist of Austrian origin who lives and works in Frankfurt am Main and on the Hessian Bergstrasse in Germany. After studying Economics at the University of Mannheim, she went on to study Fine Art at the Offenbach University of Art and Design, where she graduated with a diploma under Professor Adam Jankowski.

At the core of her painting lies the interplay between the depiction of nature and abstraction. Working primarily with acrylic and ink on canvas, she creates multilayered pictorial spaces in which vegetal forms, fragile idylls, and artificial structures merge into a distinctive and instantly recognizable visual language.

Tatiana Urban’s work is particularly compelling for today’s contemporary art discourse because it combines a high degree of visual identity with conceptual depth and a highly contemporary painterly position. Her paintings are at once organic, precise, and atmospherically dense, engaging the viewer on both visual and intellectual levels.

As co-founder of the Frankfurt exhibition collective BLOOM and the female painters’ network *FRANK e.V.**, she is actively embedded in the contemporary art scene. Her work has been presented in numerous exhibitions in Germany and internationally. Grants and distinctions from the Hessische Kulturstiftung and the Hessian Ministry for Science, Research, Arts and Culture further underline the relevance of her artistic position.

Tatiana Urban stands for continuity, independence, and a highly distinctive painterly voice — qualities that make her work especially attractive from a curatorial as well as a collector’s perspective.

Brief Biography & Artistic Journey

Tatiana Urban (born 1970) is an artist of Austrian origin who lives and works in Frankfurt am Main and on the Hessian Bergstrasse in Germany. After studying Economics at the University of Mannheim, she went on to study Fine Art at the Offenbach University of Art and Design, where she graduated with a diploma under Professor Adam Jankowski.

At the core of her painting lies the interplay between the depiction of nature and abstraction. Working primarily with acrylic and ink on canvas, she creates multilayered pictorial spaces in which vegetal forms, fragile idylls, and artificial structures merge into a distinctive and instantly recognizable visual language.

Tatiana Urban’s work is particularly compelling for today’s contemporary art discourse because it combines a high degree of visual identity with conceptual depth and a highly contemporary painterly position. Her paintings are at once organic, precise, and atmospherically dense, engaging the viewer on both visual and intellectual levels.

As co-founder of the Frankfurt exhibition collective BLOOM and the female painters’ network *FRANK e.V.**, she is actively embedded in the contemporary art scene. Her work has been presented in numerous exhibitions in Germany and internationally. Grants and distinctions from the Hessische Kulturstiftung and the Hessian Ministry for Science, Research, Arts and Culture further underline the relevance of her artistic position.

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Artist Statement

My works, created predominantly in acrylic and/or ink on canvas, depict fragile idylls as worlds that are both disintegrating and coming into being. Lush, at times fragmentary vegetal scenes merge with graphic abstraction and artifice-like forms to create compositions that reflect an anthropocentric relationship between humanity and nature.

Nature has become a field of human experimentation, yet it continues to confront us persistently with its own unruly force. Curious plant communities seem to adapt to artifacts, managing to set beauty against human devastation. In my painting, I seek to capture this struggle, this mysterious energy, this seemingly inexhaustible vitality, as well as the delicate and fragile side of nature.

In this way, suspended and dynamic pictorial worlds emerge, in which once-recognizable natural forms dissolve into abstraction, only to come into being again as a fantastical new biotope.