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Bound That They...
Stillness/Stillness
How About a  Trip  To...
Sunrise/Sunset
Not Yet/Too Late
Landscape
Remember When
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If the Roof Does Not Fall
Water Carries Things To Shore
Reflection and Prayer


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© Dimitry Tetin, 2025

I am a designer, educator, and publisher living in Austin, Texas. I am a co-founder of Track and Field Publications where I use publications and experimental print to explore how motion, typography, and design systems translate across media. At Texas State University, I work as an Associate Professor of Communication Design and Coordinator of the BFA program.

I have presented and exhibited my work internationally at venues that include Columbia University, MICA, Boston University, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, American University of Sharjah, Pioneer Works, and Knockdown Center. My writing has appeared in publications from Focal Press and MIT Press. Since starting in 2006 as an Art Director at the Chicago Tribune, I have worked as a designer with Whitehouse & Company, Trollbäck+Company, and C&G Partners on projects for Union Station (Washington, DC), Prudential Financial, JPMorgan Chase, Game Show Network, Fuse, and the Nonprofit Finance Fund. 

Previously, I taught at SUNY New Paltz, served as Critic in Illustration at RISD, and taught at Parsons. I hold an MFA from RISD, a BFA from SAIC, and a BA from the University of Chicago.
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07.Landscape

Track and Field
Austin, Texas
2023 Publication    

2-color RISO
6.75 x 8.5 in
16 pp. Softcover
A Landscape explores the absences and erasures of the landscape — its reading and translation. The works place human absence in the context of the geological timescale of water, strata of rocks, lichen and ferns found in the Shawangunk Ridge in the Hudson River Valley area of New York State, where the shallow sea of the late Cambrian receded to be replaced by the jagged edges of protruding tectonic plates.