Testudines

Acrylic, Linen (Requires Framing)

120cm (W) x 90cm (H) x 1cm (D)

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A$2,590

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Artwork Description

As a glassblower by trade, I've always been fascinated by the reflections and refraction of light. That combined with a passion for biology which stems from my upbringing.

Artist Bio

Tegan Hamilton is an Australian artist currently working in Melbourne. She has been creating lifelike hot sculpted and blown glass sculptures since 2004, completed her Masters of Fine Arts in 2011 and has been painting since 2021. An active member of the Australian and Seattle fine art communities, she recently moved back to Australia after years working and developing her skills within the highly recognised Seattle glassblowing community. Tegan has exhibited in solo and group shows throughout Australia and internationally including the Talente exhibi- tion in Germany in 2011. She has been featured in Craft Arts International and shortlisted for the Western Australian Art Gallery’s Tom Malone prize, Ranamok Glass prize, Deakin Contemporary Small Sculpture Prize and The Waterhouse Natural History Prize at the Museum of South Australia.

Commissions

Tegan's studio is in Melbourne