Based in Toronto, Christine Tatilon is a French-born visual artist and designer. She brings over a decade of multi-disciplinary expertise to her contemporary practice. Beginning her career in graphic design and illustration in France, her creative process has since evolved from two-dimensional storytelling into a deep, tactile exploration of sustainable textile and product design. She anchors her current workflow in the physical transformation of daily waste, utilizing found objects and discarded remnants as foundational materials. By formulating alternative eco-friendly binders from organic refuse, cardboard pulp, and plant-based glue,
She crafts raw, mixed-media structures that challenge permanence. Since early 2026, her methodology has integrated rigorous biomaterials research to establish new sustainable production protocols. Ultimately, her practice acts as a bridge between her graphic roots and ecological alchemy, exploring the fragile thresholds of memory, legacy, and our relationship with Nature.