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Courtney Treglia is an artist and writer born and raised in New York. Spending half of her time in Rochester developed her love of nature, and the other half on Long Island opened her eyes to the disparity and elitism of small suburban living. Courtney has always processed her emotions through art, manifesting her life into surreal, fantasy, and sci-fi creatures. Embracing the experience of process, her work expands on traditional printmaking techniques to share her most personal and vulnerable moments in the form of otherworldly and ethereal forms. As the Assistant to the Chair of the Art Education department at the School of Visual Arts and an Ed.M. candidate in Art & Art Education at Teachers College at Columbia University in Art & Art Education, art education is the bedrock for Courtney’s work in accessibility and equity to build a more empathetic world. In 2021, Courtney was diagnosed with PTSD which led to her first collection of poetry, “Lost Objects & Found Memories” she printed and bound by hand. After selling out all handmade copies, the poetry book was picked up by independent publisher, Bryson Publishing and released on paperback in 2024 which was featured on the printmaking podcast, “Hello, Print Friend.” In her spare time, Courtney likes to make silly little coffee drinks for her and her partner, play Animal Crossing, or play with her cats — Kiki, Luna, and Ash.