Tegan Moore is an artist working in sculpture, installation, and video. Her practice is informed by structures and systems that work invisibly in the built environment. Concerns with material properties, consumption, climate, economy, and fragility drive her approach to research and production. She completed a BFA at Emily Carr University in 2008, and an MFA at Western University in 2014. Recent exhibitions include Variations at Zalucky Contemporary, Toronto (2018), The Windsor-Essex Triennial of Contemporary Art at the Art Gallery of Windsor (2017), Homestead at Carl Louie, London (2017), Subtraction Inventories at CSA Space, Vancouver (2016), and Semiopaque at G Gallery, Toronto (2016). Moore has participated in international residencies at Mustarinda in Hyrynsalmi, Finland, and Flaggfabrikken (now Aldea), in Bergen, Norway. In 2018, she was a Researcher in Residence at Tokyo Arts and Space, a division of the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo. She also works as a Media Technician at the University of Western Ontario, and is part of an art-science collaborative research group on plastic pollution titled Synthetic Collective.
