| Mary Louise is a printmaker, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Printmakers, painter, and public artist. Imagination, creativity, and design sense are central to her work. This allows her to branch into many areas. She recently completed a large mosaic in Greece, for example, and has been chosen in an open national competition to design and produce a tapestry for the reception area of Yale College, Wrexham and she is currently working on a commission for the House of Lords. |
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Some of Mary's work is conceptual in the true sense as in "Mozambique", where she extends the real event of people living in trees during the floods to make a comment on the basic human need to survive. Her motivation has consistently been social, with a recent developing passion for landscape. Her continuing figurative work has now turned to the field of sport, aerobics where she finds room for the expression of her quirky individual view of this human endeavour. She was born in New York, trained at the Slade School, London, and now lives in Scotland. Recent commissions have been:
A belief that design can be the core, spreading into many areas is central.
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