Tegan Brozyna Roberts (b. 1984) was born in Schenectady, NY, and currently lives and works in the Gowanus neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY. She received an MFA from Brooklyn College where she was a Graduate Teaching Fellow as well as a recipient of the Dean’s Award in Art. In 2019, Brozyna Roberts participated in Meta Open Arts (formerly Facebook AIR), which culminated in a permanent installation at Facebook’s New York office.

Brozyna Roberts creates dimensional paper collages that explore her relationship to her environment. Her work is not a replica of a physical place, but an expression of it. Referencing ideas of healing and repair, she deconstructs the world around her and then translates fragments into a new woven landscape that captures a sense of harmony.

Brozyna Roberts has exhibited nationally and internationally including group shows at Heather Gaudio Fine Art (Greenwich, CT), Textile Arts Center (Brooklyn, NY), The Invisible Dog Center (Brooklyn, NY), Ground Floor Gallery (Brooklyn, NY), and Icelandic Textile Center (Blönduós, Iceland), where she was a resident artist.

Solo exhibitions include those at Established Gallery (Brooklyn, NY), Material Exhibitions (Chicago, IL), and the Philadelphia International Airport (Philadelphia, PA). Art fairs include Art on Paper New York, Art Miami, Seattle Art Fair, and the Affordable Art Fair. Her work has been included in publications such as Artsy, CREATE! Magazine, I Like Your Work, Two Coats of Paint and Hyperallergic.