Ann Latinovich is a multidisciplinary fine artist whose studio-based practice spans painting, photography, sculpture, and film. Her work is known for its clarity, atmosphere, and ability to hold presence within interior spaces.

Latinovich works with a disciplined, material-forward approach that emphasizes structure, craftsmanship, and visual coherence. Each piece is developed through a sustained studio process designed for consistency and refinement across bodies of work.

Nature plays a foundational role in her practice. She cultivates flowers from seed, bulb, and tuber, using botanical forms developed over full seasonal cycles as source material for her visual work.

This ground-up method informs both the composition and pacing of the finished pieces, resulting in imagery that feels intentional, grounded, and resolved.

Her visual language balances restraint with depth, using line, color, and composition to create work that integrates seamlessly into residential, hospitality, and institutional environments.

Latinovich’s work has been recognized by institutions including The Art Institute of Chicago and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, with exhibitions and installations throughout the United States and Italy.

Her practice includes large-scale commissions, site-specific installations, and long-term bodies of work developed for private and public collections.

She holds a BFA from Tyler School of Art and an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

Studio works are available for placement.

Trade inquiries welcome.