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Tatyana Danilyants

b. 1971

Russian film director and photographer

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Born 1971. Tatyana Danilyants is a Russian film director, photographer, poet, writer, director and artist.

Tatyana Sergeevna Danilyants (; born 1971) is a Russian film director, photographer and poet.

She is of Armenian descent. She studied in Moscow, then at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, Italy. In 1997 she attended courses by Andrzej Wajda.

Her films include U, ("Frescoes of Dreams"), ("The Hidden Garden") and others, and her poetic books ("Venetian [Poems]", 2005) and ("White [Poems]", 2006). She was awarded the Italian Nosside poetry prize in 2008. In 2011 she exhibited her project Anima Russa ("Russian Soul"), consisting of photos and glass sculptures, at the contemporary art gallery of Venice Projects, in Venice.

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Tatyana Sergeevna Danilyants, Tatiana Daniliyants, Tatiana Sergeevna Danilyants

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Who is Tatyana Danilyants?

Russian film director and photographer

When was Tatyana Danilyants born?

Tatyana Danilyants was born on 23 August 1971.

What is Tatyana Danilyants's occupation?

Tatyana Danilyants is a film director, photographer, poet, writer, director and artist.

What nationality is Tatyana Danilyants?

Tatyana Danilyants is Russian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Tatyana Danilyants

· Wikidata: Q4154816

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