What We Do
Sound+Vision Live works across producing, international strategy, institutional collaboration and selective artist representation.
The work begins with the project itself: the idea, the artistic ambition, the question of what it could become. From there, we shape the structure around it – building the partnerships, touring logic and production thinking that allow it to travel with clarity and purpose. This strategic framing comes directly from Tatiana’s own articulation of the practice.
Producing
Producing sits at the centre of the work. It is where creation, authorship and responsibility begin.
Some projects are originated from the outset. Others arrive with a strong artistic core already in place, but need shape, context and the right framework around them. In both cases, the role is to help bring the work into the world with coherence – creatively, practically and strategically.
Producing can mean shaping a project at concept level, helping define the right form for it, identifying the conditions it needs to thrive, and building the structure that allows it to move forward with confidence.
International Strategy
International strategy is not simply about touring more widely. It is about positioning work intelligently, understanding where it belongs, and helping it move between territories, formats and disciplines in a way that feels meaningful.
This is where long-term thinking matters. The aim is not visibility for its own sake, but the careful development of pathways that allow artists and projects to grow with credibility, resonance and staying power. Tatiana’s notes make clear that this is a core reason artists and institutions rely on her: it signals touring intelligence, market positioning and trust in the room.
Institutional Collaboration
Much of the work happens in dialogue with venues, festivals and cultural organisations.
That can mean shaping programmes, building collaborations, aligning the right project with the right context, or helping a complex idea become viable and well-supported. The role is often to create clarity on both sides: protecting the integrity of the work while giving presenting partners the confidence to engage with it fully. Tatiana’s draft describes this as working ‘at the point where artistic ambition meets institutional reality’, which is an excellent underlying thought for the page.
A selection of projects shaped through producing, touring strategy and close collaboration.
