Tiffany Duong
Propeller Member Since 2025
Tiffany Duong (she/her) is a multimedia artist and illustrator based in the Greater Toronto Area. She fuses pop culture, dreams, and nostalgia with the rage, grief, and violence of her inner world; investigating her experience of womanhood and girlhood in a bratty, absurd, yet humorous manner. She recently earned her Bachelors of Fine Arts (Honours) at OCAD University, majoring in Drawing and Painting with a minor in Illustration.
Tiffany’s work has been featured in exhibitions across Toronto, including Youthful Vengeance, Propeller Art Gallery, and Northern Contemporary. Her work has been featured in multiple publications such as She Does the City and Empowered Phu Nu (EPN) Collective’s second annual anthology. Aside from her artistic practice, Tiffany has contributed behind-the-scenes work to the stop motion film “Zhivachka” which screened at GradEx 108 and the Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF). Tiffany is also a founder, member, and co-curator of GET Collective: a group of fresh art school graduates that emphasize art accessibility and alternative artists through experimental and female-oriented art exhibitions.
Recently, Tiffany was a part of GradEx 110 at OCAD University in May 2025.
Artist’s Website: http://tiffany-duong.format.com
In her practice, Tiffany conjures bratty, absurdist, yet melancholic images that investigate her experiences of modern womanhood. Drawing from the film, pop culture, and literature of her girlhood, Tiffany uses these stories to instead challenge the societal, spiritual, and chemical laws that shape her adult existence with a feminist lens. Through themes of femininity, nostalgia, and memory, Tiffany blurs the boundaries between naturalistic and dream realities to uncover the impulses, thoughts, and recollections buried within the human subconscious.
Tiffany works with an analog, mixed-media approach that merges the playfulness of childhood drawing methods with refined painting techniques. She specializes in small-scale paintings, invoking childhood feelings of curiosity and preciousness. She is inspired by the introspective practices of contemporary woman artists and creatives including Jenny Saville, Miriam Schapiro, Trinh T. Minh Ha, and Lee Price.
Tiffany Duong
