Malvina Tan (b. 1988) is an artistically and creatively-inclined person who takes delight in meeting new people from all walks of life. A go-getter, Malvina is a reliable and a hardworking individual who is ready to take on challenges.

Malvina is currently a student at National Technological University taking a Degree in the School of Art, Design and Media. She has since practiced art while during her Diploma in New Media at Republic Poly.

Malvina held her first solo exhibition in 2008 at ‘House’ located at Dempsey Road, as part of the ‘Adopt an Artist’ programme led by ‘House’. She created a series of installations based on the theme ‘space’ with the use of junk as her source of materials. Since then, she has participated in numerous exhibitions. Most recently, she presented a performance art piece at The Substation as part of the Night Festival 2010 and showed an installation piece at LEFTFOOT, a shoe apparel store organised and curated by Singapore Contemporary Young Artists.

Malvina wishes she was living in the 1980s. Having traveled through time, she feels strange in her surroundings. That explains why she stands out from the crowd with her randomly insane train of thoughts.

During her spare time, she likes to ride on velvet ponies and fly kites with fairies and unicorns. She is currently trying to get out of a washing machine.