Tiffany Titshall was born in Melbourne/Naarm and is married to writer/all rounder Caleb Cluff. They collaborate on their hilltop home in rural Victoria, a life-long creative project of peaceful home-making and environmental nurturing.

Titshall has exhibited regularly since completing her honours degree in printmaking at Monash University in 1995. Solo exhibitions of her work were presented at Central Goldfields Art Gallery (CGAG), Maryborough in 2013 and 2024, and at the Biennale of Australian Art in Ballarat in 2018. Her collaborative exhibition The Chosen Vessel - a work of feminism on the goldfields with locally based ceramicist Belinda Michael - exhibited at Federation University’s Post Office Gallery in Ballarat, 2023. A selected work from this exhibition featured as part of In the company of Morris, Art Gallery of Ballarat, curated by Louise Tegart.

Titshall’s work has been acquired by Central Goldfields Art Gallery, Art Gallery of Ballarat, and is held in private collections.

Titshall lives and works on Dja Dja Wurrung country in central Victoria.

“I am a figurative image maker mostly known for charcoal works. Subjects that inspire me are myths, inner worlds, tree portraits, scars, relics, rituals, the natural world where I live and walk, echoing my surroundings against the backdrop of sociology".

Images include: 'Cucoloris', an installation collaboration with Jayne Newgreen and a vessel made by Belinda Michael in our collaboration 'The Chosen Vessel'. Recent projects include core collaborative work as part of Bound, Ballarat Craft + Design Week with Jayne Newgreen and upcoming inaugural Victorian Regional Design Fair, 1-4 October 2026, Nyal Banyul, Geelong.