Theresa Heidig Rooney | Two Fish Studio Theresa Heidig Rooney

UPCOMING EVENTS

RED WHITE BLUE

Juried Exhibition celebrating our nations 250 years!

May 9 - June 5, 2026

Opening reception May 17th, 2-4pm

All work has a red white and blue theme and my painting, “Give me Liberty…” will be included!

Come check it out at the beautiful Duke Gallery

414 Plush Road, Wallingford, PA 19086

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Philadelphia, PA

Friday, Saturday and Sunday

September 18 - 20, 2026

Free Admission

Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show

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70th Annual Virginia Beach Boardwalk Art Show

Friday, Saturday and Sunday

October 9 - 11, 2026

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”I paint fish from every possible angle, with crisp clarity, blurred abstraction, and every rich layer in between... telling my stories of determination, hopefulness, and possibility.”

Artist, Theresa Heidig Rooney holding a large colorful painting of stacked stones with fish in bubbles above. The background is outdoors with green trees.

My art is a reminder to… just keep swimming

About Theresa

Colorful fish painted on a dark textured background. By artist Theresa Heidig Rooney

A painting of a goldfish swimming in blue water, with textured brushstrokes and vibrant orange and beige colors.

An orange fish with black eye swimming amidst blue and purple bubbles in water.

An abstract acrylic painting of a fish on a blue background, signed 'Heidig' in the bottom right corner.

A circular design featuring an orange and white fish with the words "Fun Fish February" written around it. The background has a colorful, watercolor-like appearance.

Painting of an orange fish with a textured gray background, signed by the artist Theresa Heidig Rooney.

An abstract painting of a goldfish with vibrant orange, pink, and beige colors on a textured teal background.

A painted illustration of a fish with a white and orange body, orange head, and large black eye, set against a green and red patterned background.

If my art could talk it would say…

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A colorful painting of a Goldfish in a fishbowl at the top of a stack of stacked rocks near a body of water. By artist Theresa Heidig Rooney representing her experience with Lyme disease