LAS Art Foundation

‘Tati au Miel’ is the alias of Montréal-born and raised artist of Haitian descent, Tania Daniel. Their practice draws from improvisation and collaboration as crucial entry points into their worlds of sound, performance and installation. Through each manifestation of their work, they aspire to shape intimate experiences engaging with quantum thinking in relation to somatic, frequency and metaphysical perspectives. In dialogue with the lineages of musique concrète, experimentation and Haitian spiralism, their work unfolds as an ever-evolving proposition of perception and encounter.

Recent projects include Tati au Miel (deluxe edition) (2025) and Carousel EP (2023), released under the labels PTP (New York) and Halcyon Veil (Texas). They composed the score for Bhenji Ra’s film Biraddali, Dancing on the Horizon, a co-commission by Auto Italia (London) and Western Front (Vancouver). They have performed at Chisenhale Gallery (London), transmediale (Berlin), MoMA Ps1 (New York), Le Botanique (Brussels), Abandon Normal Devices (Manchester), Mutek (Montréal, Mexico City), kurimanzutto (Mexico City), among others. They are currently pursuing graduate studies in Music/Sound as part of the Bard MFA program.