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Tegan M Brozyna, a Philadelphia area native, splits her time between Brooklyn and Philadelphia. She received a B.A. in Painting from Messiah College, and recently completed a Post-Baccalaureate Fellowship at New York Center for Art and Media Studies in Manhattan. She has exhibited throughout the northeast at such institutions as LGTripp Gallery in Philadelphia, PA and Porter Contemporary in New York, as well as internationally in Orvieto, Italy. Tegan was a recipient of the Daniel Vollmer Art Scholarship from 2003-2007. You can see more of Tegan's work on her website. Drawing from both her painting and textile background, Tegan's current work focuses on the relationship of place and boundaries. By dissecting and reconfiguring old landscapes in the form of paper maps, Brozyna examines everyday borders while also creating new spaces and terrain. In 2014, three of Tegan's pieces will be on exhibit at the Philadelphia International Airport. I get the best creative ideas when I'm.... simply observing the world around me. I love finding small but beautiful objects from nature, seeing how light changes in the leaves of trees depending on the time of day, and observing how scraps in paint or cracks in the sidewalk create amazing abstract compositions. You never know what you will find and that fuels me. My favorite space to create looks like....I currently work out of a small home studio, but regardless of the size of space it needs to be clean, calming and organized (perhaps a rarity for many painters). Often you will find ideas, lists and inspirational images taped to the wall along with small paintings and mockups. My top 3 sources of creativity are... A. Observing my habitat/the world around me B. Figuring out color palettes especially those in textiles C. The act of making. Process is important to me, and while I am working on piece I often get ideas for other works or other techniques. When I need a new idea I.....go outside and explore! I have an inquisitive nature and if my internal environment feels a little constrictive or dry I like to go for a walk, look at other people's artwork for inspiration and/or I sketch in my sketchbook. You never know where ideas will come from so I think it's important to be open and take things in. Since youth I've kept a folder of inspiration full of magazine clippings, show cards and other images from nature and art I love. I know that a piece is finished when...it feels balanced. Although it's not necessarily a conscious effort my work tends to strive for a sense of peace. Even if a piece is organic or asymmetrical it needs to have a sense of visual balance in its composition and coloring. When something isn't working the way that I planned it to I...let it go. I think art making is as much about learning what works as it is about discovering what doesn't. If a piece is not working sometimes I put it aside and tackle it again months or years later. Sometimes time and distance gives you new perspective and a work can be saved or incorporated into something else. If all else fails I think it's important to accept defeat, learn from it, and either whitewash a painting or chuck it! I create because...something in me needs to. Picasso once said that all children are artists, and I think perhaps there is something in me that never quite grew up; I still maintain a certain type of curiosity with the world around me. I am constantly asking questions and seeking answers and art making helps me to make sense of the world. It makes my world more vivid and beautiful. My work is about...seeing the world in the round. I want to see how things connect and I am particularly interested in how cellular forms come together to form a larger whole. I love creating and exploring relationships between place, form, and color. In my currently body of work I am particularly interested in how humans dissect the world around them. Mainly working with maps, I am exploring boundaries and creating new landscapes and terrain.
You might recall the lovely Tegan and Jordan from Issue three of Hello May but for all our new readers (hello!), we’re excited to share these images by Shane Shepherd Photography, that are jammed packed with killer wedding ideas and enough DIY to make Martha Stewart proud! In the hair-pulling, mudpie-making, tree-climbing school environment, Tegan and Jordan met […]
Tegan & Joshua, 22nd May 2015, Sheraton Fiji Resort – Photographer Sam Momota Let our Craftsmanship tell your Story…
While it was a bit difficult at first to secure the ideal location for their big day, there’s no denying that high school sweethearts Teags and Brad (first seen in Issue 16) eventually found their perfect match. “We ended up using the field across from the one Brad proposed on, which looked quite similar. We loved […]
These playful polymer and sterling jewelry pieces are by Washington artist Tegan Wallace . To see more of her work go to her blog ...
Tegan and Garrett are officially married! Man, I was waiting for this day for a long time. Or what felt like a long time. The anticipation was crazy knowing just how amazing their wedding day was going to be. These two special people are the most fun and caring people I have ever met! We had such a great time getting to know each other last fall at there engagement session. We had so much fun exploring Guanella Pass with their adorable puppy. The wedding day was perfect. Although it’s hard not to have a perfect wedding at The Barn at Raccoon Creek. The sun was shining but there will patches of little clouds that made the blue skies pop. Those are my favorite Colorado days. When I arrived all the bridesmaids were anxious to see Tegan in her dress and the boys were off playing foosball having a great time. The ceremony was perfect as well. Their dear friend officiated the wedding and it was clear he knew their relationship so well. All the deep feelings, the things they have overcome together, and of course all the goofy things they say and do. It was heartwarming and they were ...
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