Tammy Salzl is an interdisciplinary artist who has exhibited across Canada and internationally. Her artwork explores the contemporary psyche through storytelling in multiple platforms. Whether painting, video, or installation, Salzl creates familiar scenes set within a strange reality: fables where humanity and the natural world are both at odds and intricately entwined. She gives voice to the beauty and folly of being human. Salzl is an OALA/Ground Award recipient, an Honourable Award Winner in The Kingston Prize, and a Concordia University Tedeschi Scholarship recipient. She has received grants and residencies from: the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec, Vermont Studio Center, US, I-Park International Artist in Residence Program, US, KHMessen Art House, Norway, The Banff Centre, Canada and the Klondike Institute of Art and Culture Centre, Yukon. Salzl has upcoming exhibitions in Montreal, QC, North Bay, ON, and Edmonton, AB.