Artist's Statement

Resa Blatman is a visual artist working with varying media, including installations, paintings, and drawings that speak to her reverence for the natural world. Recent artist residencies and awards include: Ellis-Beauregard Foundation in Rockland, Maine, March 2026; Great Marsh Artist Fellowship via the Manship AiR in Gloucester, Mass, 2024-2025; Artist-in-residence at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge, Mass, 2023-2024. Recent exhibitions include Chroma Zone, a color show at Blue Triangle Gallery in Somerville, 2026; the Peabody Essex Museum’s exhibition “Bats!” in Salem, Mass, 2023-2024; Nurture: Empathy for the Earth, and presented as part of the academic conference Thinking About Climate Change: Art, Science, and Imagination in the 21st Century at UMass Boston, 2024. Resa's art installations reside in several public locations, including Denver Health, Colorado; Texas A&M University; City of Hope Lennar Foundation Cancer Center, Orange County, California; Boston Children’s Hospital and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Massachusetts, etc. Resa’s work is in collections throughout the U.S., including the Museum of Arts and Sciences, Georgia; Twitter; Fidelity; Hilton Hotel; The WH Ming Hotel, China, etc. She exhibits her work nationally.