Myra Teak is a self-taught mixed media artist based in Tucson, Arizona, working at the intersection of abstraction, natural form, and structural design. With a background in communication studies and linguistics, Teak brings a deep awareness of systems, repetition, and rhythm into her art practice, using shape and texture as a form of visual language and storytelling.

Much of her recent work is rooted in the desert. Its plants, animals, and geological layers serve as a source of inspiration, and her pieces often explore the architecture of the natural world. Each composition begins with watercolor washes and precise linework, often layered with collage, paper embroidery, or metallic accents. The results are structured yet organic, analytical yet emotional.