Biography

Tamara Roshka is a second-generation Indo-Canadian multidisciplinary artist and cinematographer based in Winnipeg, Canada. A 2010 graduate of the University of Manitoba with a degree in Fine Arts, Tamara has showcased her work in numerous successful solo exhibitions, with her paintings often depicting prairie skies and dramatic stormscapes that capture the region’s natural beauty.

Tamara’s career spans both documentary and union film productions. Her documentary work honed her quick eye for composition and adaptability in dynamic environments, while her union set experience deepened her technical expertise and set awareness. Drawing on her Fine Arts background, she approaches cinematography with a thoughtful, creative perspective, ensuring that each frame tells a story with intention and artistry.

In addition to her film work, Tamara creates functional and decorative ceramics inspired by forests and the sea. Her whimsical designs reflect her deep connection to nature, inviting viewers to appreciate the beauty of the earth and sky.

Passionate about advocacy and teaching, Tamara champions gender equality on film sets and strives to inspire the next generation of creators. Believing that art should be accessible to all, she hopes her work—in painting, ceramics, and cinematography—resonates with people from all walks of life, encouraging them to see the world through a lens of creativity and wonder.