Two decades of color,
one continuous line.
Natasha Lopez De Victoria is a Miami painter and muralist. She spent over a decade as one half of the acclaimed TM Sisters — the multidisciplinary duo she co-built with her sister Monica — before turning to the solo practice she leads today: large-scale, saturated painting and murals for museums, brands, and public spaces.
The TM Sisters era
Natasha's career began as one half of the TM Sisters, a collaborative duo with her sister Monica. Together they built a multidisciplinary practice — murals, installations, performance, animation, and painting, charged with a physicality drawn from dance and athletics — exhibited internationally, from the Serpentine Gallery in London and PERFORMA in New York to Pérez Art Museum Miami.
That decade of collaboration shaped everything that followed: an instinct for scale, a comfort with performance and audience, and a belief that an artwork can be an environment — something you step inside, not just something you look at.
Going solo
On her own, Natasha has turned that foundation toward painting. Working at architectural scale, she makes murals and paintings that fill walls, façades, and whole rooms with saturated color — her solo work spanning immersive installation and commissioned painting, from her In Miami show at Monday, Tuesday Etcetera to a painting for Audible.
It is a growing practice with a clear direction: large-scale, saturated work for museums, brands, and public spaces — the intimacy of a drawing pushed up to the size of a building.
The work
Saturated palettes, hard pattern against organic form, digital gradients rendered in physical paint — Miami's light and vegetation run through a screen. Bold enough to stop a crowd; precise enough to reward standing an inch away.
She lives and works in Miami, Florida.