Adam Theriault is a New Hampshire-based artist, educator, and designer whose work explores change and the interconnectedness of all things.

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Following a life-altering accident, Adam transformed a long-held interest in art into a daily practice. The repetitive process of stippling became a way to reflect, rebuild, and make sense of change—one dot at a time. Since then, he has created hundreds of works inspired by New England landscapes, wildlife, water, celestial forms, and the unseen patterns that connect them.

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Working on paper, wood, reclaimed materials, and objects already marked by use and time, Adam allows grain, damage, history, and imperfection to become part of each composition. His work reflects a belief that nothing exists entirely on its own: people, animals, landscapes, memories, materials, and technologies continually shape and influence one another.

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Each dot is an individual mark, but its meaning emerges through its relationship to the whole.

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When he is not creating, Adam can usually be found listening to music, biking, teaching, designing, or spending time with his wife and children.