Tânia da Graça (Évora, 1987) is a visual artist. She holds a BA in Fine Arts and Multimedia from the University of Évora and completed a Foundation Diploma in Art and Design at the University of the Arts London. She is currently undertaking a Master’s in Artistic Practices in Visual Arts at the University of Évora and, in 2025, was awarded the Merit Scholarship from the Joana Vasconcelos Foundation.

Her work has been published in The Hand Magazine — a North American publication dedicated to printmaking and alternative photographic processes — and in the Portuguese A Magazine, devoted to art, culture, heritage, and design.

She has presented her work in several exhibitions, in Portugal and abroad. Recent highlights include Três Vértices (Palácio do Barrocal – Fundação INATEL, Évora), Modus Print (Guy Fino – Museu da Tapeçaria, Portalegre), Amálgama Gráfica IX – Emergentes I (FIG Bilbao – International Printmaking Festival, Spain), AAA8+: Mulheres, Saberes Práticos e o Montado (Casa do Montado, Évora), and A Magazine x Museu Nacional do Azulejo | Permanent Collection (Museu Nacional do Azulejo, Lisbon).

"Experimentation and investigation are at the core of my practice. I enjoy testing new materials and seeing how they respond to one another, often working with themes of memory and legacy. Trial and error play an important role, and I have learned to welcome the unexpected, which at times brings a slightly surreal quality into the work.

Recently, illustration has become part of my practice through an editorial design class I took while doing my BA. While narrative in my studio work emerges through process and concept, illustration asks for a more structured form of storytelling. It has become a separate strand, running alongside my other work and opening up new possibilities for how I approach image-making."