About

Ann Teliczan

Ann Teliczan

Ann Teliczan’s fine art inhabits an ethereal world of her own making, grounded in nature’s beauty and pushed to the boundaries by technology. The result is an exquisite hybrid of imagination and reality, intensely saturated with vibrant color and vivid detail.

A classically trained painter, photographer and sculptor, Teliczan is known nationally for uplifting art that simultaneously energizes and soothes. Also found in numerous private collections, her work is recognized for its permanent installations in health care systems, physician offices and major corporations across the country.

Teliczan begins her pieces with extremely high resolution images of raw natural materials — often flowers, plants or rocks that have captured her eye. Using a powerful computer and multiple software programs, she alters and layers the originals with multiple images, colors and textures. She prints the finished work on archival fine art paper, canvas or acrylic.

Because Teliczan’s unique process is scalable, she often produces the significant quantities and mural-sized pieces needed for commercial installations. She is deeply involved with the printing process and signs every piece.

A selected list of Teliczan’s featured installations includes:

Fort Belvoir Military Hospital, Alexandria, VA
(375 - 20” x 30” works on acrylic) Reception areas and patient rooms

Long Island Jewish Medical Center, Long Island, NY
(60 - 20” x 30” works on acrylic + 40” x 60 on canvas) patient rooms in the new women’s center

Methodist Mansfield Medical Center, Mansfield, TX
(86 - 24” x 30” works on paper) hallways, lobbies and patient rooms

Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, OH
(commissioned to create 7 custom works for hospital way-finding zones, used on all hospital signage)

Jersey Shore University Medical Center:
(31 works on canvas for Level 7, A & B) hallways, lobbies and patient rooms

University of Michigan, Brighton Medical Center, Brighton, MI
(24 works on canvas and acrylic) hallways, lobbies and patient rooms

Dermatology Associates of West Michigan
(63 works on acrylic, ranging in size from 24” x 36” - 80” x 40”)
hallways, lobbies and patient rooms

A R T P R I Z E 2 0 1 4
20’ X 8’ permanent installation at 50 Monroe. main lobby
Grand Rapids, MI

Process/Media

Composite Paintings
Through experimentation I have developed a unique process which is a hybrid of 3-D objects captured directly with a flatbed scanner and sophisticated scanning software. The captured images are painted with the use of a powerful computer and carefully printed with archival inks on archival fine art paper, canvas, 1/4" acrylic or custom tiles that use a matrix to create large scale tile murals that cover surfaces such as floor to ceiling walls. I personally inspect each print before I sign them. The result is a work with saturated color, vivid detail and a luminous surreal feel that can be printed extremely large.