Tina Mifsud (b.1994) is a Maltese artist whose work traverses personal and confessional themes. Moving across figuration and abstraction, her approach follows periods of documentation, translated through various processes and across media.

Mifsud has previously lived and worked in Barcelona, and is currently reading for an MA in Fine Arts at RUFA, Academy of Fine Arts Rome, in Rome. Her current explorations include sculptural investigations into new materialities, building landscapes of limestone, marble dust and glass alongside photography, etching and printmaking.

Tina Mifsud’s work explores the relationships we cultivate with the people around us and the land we inhabit. For her, the idea of home is deeply tied to the land and sea. Through her practice, she investigates fantasies and desires, questioning what we crave and whether those desires align with social acceptance. Her work moves between personal longing and collective identity, blurring the boundaries between memory, emotion, and place.

Mifsud’s current work bridges personal history with collective memory by tracing the physical and emotional erosion of the body and the landscape. She is specifically investigating the skin of her grandmother and the coastline of Malta as sites of belonging.