Latana is an American-born multidisciplinary artist based in Singapore whose work spans photography, painting, sculpture and mixed media. Beginning her career as a fashion photographer in New York, she developed a visual language rooted in memory, fragility, identity and the emotional resonance of time.
Combining photography with materials such as metal leaf, charcoal, Japanese pigments, transparent layers and digital processes, her work moves between beauty and disruption, presence and disappearance. Through layered surfaces and atmospheric imagery, she explores vulnerability, transformation and the quiet tensions of the human condition.
Latana has exhibited internationally throughout Europe, Asia and the United States. She is the author of three photographic books: Fragments, The Abandoned Villa Series, The Phukthar Monastery and Barely Exposed.
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Latana is an American-born multidisciplinary artist based in Singapore whose work spans photography, painting, sculpture and mixed media. Beginning her career as a fashion photographer in New York, she developed a visual language rooted in memory, fragility, identity and the emotional resonance of time.
Combining photography with materials such as metal leaf, charcoal, Japanese pigments, transparent layers and digital processes, her work moves between beauty and disruption, presence and disappearance. Through layered surfaces and atmospheric imagery, she explores vulnerability, transformation and the quiet tensions of the human condition.
Latana has exhibited internationally throughout Europe, Asia and the United States. She is the author of three photographic books: Fragments, The Abandoned Villa Series, The Phukthar Monastery and Barely Exposed.
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