About the practice
Teagan May Bradley
I work across creative disciplines, moving between digital artwork and physical objects. Each piece is documented with enough context to stand on its own, so the format and medium stay clear.
Documentation method
Every piece records its context
Each entry in the portfolio follows the same structure, so works can be compared and understood across disciplines.
01
Title
Each work carries its own title, stated plainly so it can be cited, referenced, and found in the index.
02
Description
A short account of what the piece is and how it is meant to be experienced, whether on screen or in the room.
03
Medium and project
The medium, format, and project context are recorded together, separating digital files from photographs of physical work.
Artist statement
Bridging screen and object
My practice moves between digital artwork and physical craftsmanship. Some work exists only as files designed for screens; other work is made by hand and documented through photographs. I am interested in what each format reveals about the other.
I value archival accuracy. Colors, proportions, and dates are recorded as they are, so that a photograph of a physical piece and a digital file can be read side by side with confidence.