Teri Rowan

My father gave me the gift of a camera when I was six years old. From then on, I was hooked. That little Kodak Instamatic went everywhere I did. In 1993, years on down the line, I began formal training, and soon the student became teacher and artist. Over time I have won awards and worn many hats: dark room technician, studio photographer, tutor in digital art, gallery director and curator. Lastly, and most happily, artist.

I find inspiration in many places, in nature, but also song lyrics, books I read, poetry, films, travel, and everyday life, here in Colorado. I have two series that are currently in production. Metamorphosis is based a woman’s body transitioning into fantastical, organic forms, the second is a Dreamscape series that features my native Colorado.