Tristesse Seeliger is a Canadian artist and educator whose multidisciplinary practice primarily encompasses painting, weaving, murals, and collage. Seeliger earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Emily Carr University of Art and Design and acquired her teaching certification from Simon Fraser University. Her artistic endeavors center on the exploration of mapping as a tool for perception and orientation, delving into associated ideas and metaphors. Seeliger has collaborated with various clients, including Emily Carr University, The City of Richmond, and the City of Vancouver, in the creation of seven murals. Her works, spanning paintings, weaving, collages, sculptures, and murals, have been showcased in both solo and group exhibitions across Canada and the USA. Presently, Seeliger operates from her studio located at the Arts Factory in Vancouver, while concurrently serving as an educator in art education for the Vancouver School Board.