About Theresa Gray

Theresa approaches art not as a profession, but as the way she moves through the world. Her path has been a continuous unfolding of evolution through creativity.

For over thirty years, Theresa has studied her environs and created art that reflects her deep connection to place. Foraging local minerals and tree resin, she crafts her own paints and charcoal from the earth itself. Her paintings emerge from this intimate relationship with her surroundings.

Living and working off-the-grid with her husband, Peter Halter, her daily rhythms are inseparable from her creative process. Gathering wood. Lighting the cookstove. Observing the shifting light. Every movement, contributes to her fearless experimentation and quiet depth.

She holds a BFA from Grand Valley State University and has exhibited widely, including solo shows in galleries and at the Taos Center for the Arts, the Harwood Museum, the Holland Area Arts Council, and internationally through Art in Embassies at the U.S. Embassy in Maputo, Mozambique.

Theresa invites viewers to cross the threshold with her—to experience the beauty and intensity of life as it unfolds on the canvas with a balance of boldness and grace.