Intuition, surrender, and deep attentiveness.

Mary’s work does not begin with rigid plans or defined forms; instead, she approaches the canvas with openness, allowing each piece to unfold organically. Through delicate layers of color and light, her paintings emerge as meditations — conversations between presence and discovery.

At the heart of her practice is a commitment to seeing rather than merely looking. She is drawn to the quiet moments of perception, where attention sharpens and something deeper reveals itself. For her, painting is not about control but attunement — aligning with the movement of the work itself and, in turn, with something greater. She sees painting as a form of listening, a way of being present to the beauty that already exists in the world. In this way, her work is less about creating and more about revealing — an ongoing dialogue between the seen and the unseen.