I’m a Pennsylvania-based artist working in clay monoprint. I’m drawn to landscape and geological forms, using layered porcelain slips, pigment, and hand-pulled transfers to build abstract surfaces that suggest strata, weather, and place.

Clay monoprinting is a process of both intention and chance: each print is pulled only once, and the final surface is shaped by pressure, erosion, and unpredictability. I’m especially interested in atmospheric bands, mineral color and the quiet structures found in nature’s layers.

Earlier in my career, I worked in publishing as president of The Nation magazine and later founded The Nation Travels, an educational travel program centered on politics, culture, and history. Traveling widely had deepened my attention and focus on terrain, memory, and the texture of lived environments - interests that continue to inform my work.

This is an ongoing exploration. For inquiries about available work, please use the contact page or email me directly at teresa.stack@gmail.com