Malala Tiscornia
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Art studies with Josefina Di Candia Andres Waissman, Miguel D’Arienzo.
Lithography with Natalia Giacchetta.
Since 1997 she exhibited her works in Argentina and other countries.
Features exhibitions
ArteBA / 2022, 2020, 2019, 2018,2017 ,2016 ,2015 ,2013 /Buenos Aires, Centro de Edición Galería; Anual Grafica Contemporánea de Ushuaia /Argentina, 2022; Ancestros, Cantabria,España / 2022; Bienal de Grabado do Douro 2020 / Alijo, Portugal; The Brick Lane Gallery / Londres, UK, 2020; Afro Asiatisches Institut Graz, Austria ,2020; Eduardo Lira Gallery, Miami, EEUU, 2020,2019; Gallerie Metanoia / Paris, Francia, 2019; Art Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 2016 (she was selected and invited by the Argentine Embassy in Malaysia); Consulate General of Argentina en New York / Contemporary Argentine Artists, 2015.
International Fairs in Milan, New York, México DF, Cartagena and San Diego, EEUU. Exhibitions at the Centro Cultural Recoleta and Centro Cultural Borges.
The beach and a constellation (Ancestors V - 04/2025)
We are beings who travel
We walk
We find
We gather pieces
to build our own constellations
With their shapes and their presences
To observe it is to understand the whole
And the sea arrives
To wet
To touch
To move
Like time
Until everything returns to its place
as before
And so others can build their constellations
And our existence will remain like a mirage in the water
To be (Ancestors 2023 - 03/2023)
Be one
and be part
Recognize myself as a fragment of the whole
Vibrate together
discovering what connects us
Perceive the coming and going
listening to the different rhythms,
the times
of each fragment
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Soltar (Ancestors II - 03/2022)
Connecting with emotion was the starting point proposed by Andrea Juan and Gabriel Penedo for the development of this work.
This is how this SOLTAR (Release) series was born.
In times of migration of our children abroad.
I was shadow
in a rhythm of pastures
I was whirlpool
in the air
I was a bird
carried by the wind
to a place
where to release
Let go
and be again.
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