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Artist’s Statement
My journey into Wonderland began almost 30 years ago. It started with a yellow parrot tulip from my garden. Now 30 years later and with thousands of images in my collection, I am so grateful to have experienced each one, as each has transformed me. The process I use produces a sharpness, clarity, and shallow depth of field that enhances the tiniest details, inspiring a fascination with small wonders.
As children, we had a curiosity about all things, where every discovery felt exciting, magical, and surprising. If we adults are lucky, and open to observation, we may recapture that feeling from time to time. It is my hope that these images can help viewers encounter a bit of wonder in nature and find the extraordinary in the ordinary.
—Mary Tiegreen
Artist’s Statement
Mary Tiegreen was born in Chicago. She studied photography, writing, and handmade books at the University of Iowa, receiving her BFA. Mary moved to London to continue her studies in book design, returning to New York where she was a partner in a design studio, working with illustration, graphic design, and package design. She later spent many years in the publishing industry designing and creating illustrated books. Her collaboration with Jana Kolpen on “The Secrets of Pistoulet” series of books resulted in four lines of dinnerware produced by the Pfaltzgraff corporation. In 2010, her show of Wonderland images was on display at the National Arts Club in New York. Presently, her series “Climate Disasters Inspired by Great Masters,” a co-creation with artificial intelligence, is being shown at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, part of Columbia University’s climate school.