Welcome to the online gallery of Tegan Bailey, a dedicated mixed-media artist from Australia. Here, you'll find a collection that celebrates the intersection of art and autism.

Paintings

A retro kitchen scene with a child reaching down, highlighted in vibrant oranges and reds, amidst household details.

This series depicts my childhood home, highlighting the nature of selective memories.

Expressive red-toned art with abstract faces, overlaid script, and erratic lines, conveying emotion.

Probing imposter syndrome and confusing internal dialogues.

Vivid abstract artwork with intertwined blue hues, scribbled texts, and striking turquoise forms against a deep background.

Each painting portrays a childhood moment as an ethereal reflection.

Textured abstract in deep blues, purples, and hints of orange, evoking a sense of flowing movement and depth.

This triptych explores the impact of my Autism diagnosis, a journey from confusion to hope.

Blue-toned artwork 'The Autistic Dissolve' with fragmented face & text, depicting the fatigue of masking Autism in a neurotypical world.

These artworks convey a personal take on societal acceptance, and the struggles of masking.

Prints

Orange and brown lino print of a child sitting before flowing curtains

Inspired by '60s hues of my childhood home, these lino prints convey nostalgia and fleeting memories, made during Unique State's Artist Development program.

Monochrome print depicting a silhouette amidst chaotic text.

These dry-point etchings delve into neurodiversity and identity.

Vibrant artwork of a bottle, cup, and house shaped cakeamidst abstract text on a yellow and maroon background.

This etching over a coloured monoprint draws inspiration from the Women's Weekly Children's Birthday Cake Book.