Till We Meet Again presents behind the scenes photographs of Tania’s life in Arequipa and her wide range of artwork where she explores Andean imagery and broader Latin American visuality. Till We Meet Again highlights her versatility as she moves freely between engraving and illustration. She presents a dialogue between herself and her Peruvian heritage - her black and white powerful direct dark lines that expose the light, her skulls and the characters she creates are reclaimed as Peruvian art. Till We Meet Again is a unique document that can educate and inspire.

Tania Brun works across printmaking, woodcuts, linocuts, embroidery and illustration. Hailing from Arequipa, Peru, her work explores life, death, loss, humour, and consistently explores ways of disseminating Latin American visual culture. Her close relationship to the punk rock scene of Peru is expressed through her album covers, and she is influenced and taught by outstanding Peruvian painter Luis Solorio. Within her work are elements from colonial Peruvian paintings and she takes huge inspiration from Andean imagery.