(Georges Braque.)
Tania is a multidisciplinary artist, poet, designer and interiordesigner, based in both Norway and France.
With a wide and diverse background in both the sciences and the art, her creative expression finds inspiration through her interdisciplinary approaches to all creations.
As a poet & voiceover artist I enjoy bringing life through art and voice.
"Having being raised almost nomandic, traveling the world and living in several countries, since a child, definitely has put an imprint on my mind and makes me see the world a little differently. I have often found that my observations and impressions of things in the everyday life, can greatly differ from others impressions". I am here and this is me expressing myself and how I see the world. I hope you like what I have to offer:-)
My focus these last years has centered on exploring themes of identity, belonging, and roots, which manifest through both my visual and written works. This focus resonates in my recent pieces and continues to shape my upcoming projects as I dive deeper into these enduring questions and their impact on self, history, and community.
With a background in biology, I have always lived by Georges Braque’s words: Art is made to disturb, science reassures.
My deep interest in conservation and marine pollution has been a constant undercurrent in my work, though it has taken me a long time to truly understand how I could unify these seemingly different worlds. Art challenges, evokes emotion, and forces us to see the unseen, while science seeks to illuminate, explain, and restore balance. For years, I grappled with how to bring these perspectives together, to find an approach that felt both authentic and impactful.
It wasn’t until I recently found a community and mentors who share this dual passion that I began to explore this intersection more deeply, allowing me to connect in ways I never thought I was capable of. Through these connections, my work has evolved, becoming a space where art and science coexist, where storytelling meets urgent environmental discourse. Conservation, marine pollution, and ecological responsibility are no longer just subjects of interest; they are integral to the way I create and engage with the world, shaping not only my artistic expression but also my sense of purpose.
* Several publications in independent magazines and newspapers.
* You can also find me on: Substack.
Find my published books under page: 'My Poetry' or 'Author'.
NEW book launch! Just launched, March, 2025.
The Trønders:
A Quirky Guide to Trondheim, Trønderland and Its People.
(Would you like to learn more about Trønderism? Then this is the book for you!)
NEW book launch! With Pegasus Publishing 2025. (2nd version.)
Oceans of Hope:
Awakening the World to Marine Litter.
TIME: Timeless Roots & ROOTS: Roots Through Time.
2 books in one book. A poetry anthology. Coming out in 2026!
Author info:
https://www.amazon.com/author/taniawinther
Purchase my books here:
Waterstones
Walmart
Amazon
Barnes and Noble
Kindle
Google Play
and many more... (Search online in a bookstore near YOU!)
An Aesthetic Experience in Art & Design
Memberships:
ND, Norske Designere (Norwegian designers)
If YOU are interested in reading more of my poems and everyday life observations, please find me on Substack to read more!
1 - The stage of methamorphosis and it's beauty.
2 - We are here and now and never there and then.
3 - Giving objects new contexts and contexts new objects
4 - The art of understanding myself: Bridging science and soul.
Words have the power to heal and to mend,
To lift up broken hearts and help them transcend,
And in this way, I am honored to be a writer,
To share my stories and make the world a little brighter.
— Tania Winther
I write of love, of pain, of joy,
Of all the things that life employs,
My words are my window to the world,
A lens through which my thoughts unfurl.
— Tania Winther
"My art is an exploration of the intersection between nature and technology, where the organic and the digital collide. Through mixed media installations, I aim to evoke a sense of wonder and contemplation about our relationship with the natural world in the digital age. By merging organic forms with glitched visuals and incorporating recycled materials, I create immersive environments that invite viewers to question the impact of technology on our environment and our connection to the delicate balance between and our connection to the East. Through my work, I seek to foster a dialogue about the delicate balance between progress and preservation, and the importance of reconnecting with our roots.
"In my paintings, I delve into the depths of the human psyche, exposing the complexities of our emotions and the masks we wear. Through the layering of vibrant colors, bold brushstrokes, and symbolic imagery, I strive to convey the hidden narratives within us all. My work is an exploration of identity, vulnerability, and the inherent contradictions we navigate in our daily lives. By capturing fleeting moments of introspection, I aim to create a visual language that resonates with viewers on a profound and introspective level, encouraging them to reflect on their own experiences and embrace their authentic selves."
"As a sculptor, I am captivated by the transformative power of found objects. Through my assemblages, I give new life to discarded materials, inviting viewers to reconsider notions of value and beauty. By repurposing rusted metal, weathered wood, and forgotten artifacts, I explore the inherent narratives embedded within these objects. Each sculpture tells a story of resilience, of how the forgotten can be reborn and cherished. My work serves as a reflection on our throwaway culture and a call to reevaluate our relationship with the material world. Through the act of creation, I strive to inspire a sense of hope and reconnection with the forgotten treasures that surround us."
"My work exists in the dynamic space between art and design, where form and function merge to create immersive experiences. Through my installations and interactive sculptures, I explore the boundaries of utility and aesthetics. I draw inspiration from architectural elements, nature's organic forms, and the human experience. By combining unconventional materials, innovative technologies, and meticulous craftsmanship, I seek to blur the lines between art and design, provoking viewers to question the relationship between beauty, purpose, and human interaction. My aim is to create spaces and objects that engage both the senses and the intellect, inviting viewers to actively participate in the artistic dialogue."
I believe that by questioning the conventional definitions of art and design, we can open up new possibilities for creativity and enhance our everyday experiences."
"Ugliness is beauty by another name. Its essence is as pure as that of beauty. Its significance is no less important than beauty. Ugliness and beauty share the same core of being."
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