With a passion for blending traditional techniques and modern digital tools, Tenzin enjoys painting with gouache to bring a tactile and striking quality to her pieces. The bold hues and intricate details reflect a deep appreciation for both Tibetan artistry and contemporary aesthetics, inviting viewers into a vivid universe where tradition meets design.

She has created work for publications such as The Globe and Mail, The Walrus, and Rubin Museum of Art’s Spiral Magazine. She has had the privilege to work with companies such as Kids Can Press, Thought Café, and Daniels Corp. Her work has been showcased on walls and galleries in New York, Toronto, and Dharamshala, garnering attention for its unique fusion of styles and cultural narratives.

When not creating, Tenzin can be found exploring the local art scene (sometimes tabling at events herself!), experimenting with new painting techniques, or collaborating with her friends at Fuelled by Coffee Collective. She believes that art is a universal language, capable of bridging gaps and fostering connections among cultural generations and hopes to reconnect with her heritage in that very way. With each piece, Tenzin invites viewers to embrace the joy of color and storytelling, offering a unique perspective on her own 2nd generation, multicultural experience.