Mary Admasian
Artist Statement
Materials often dictate how I approach the content of my work. Painting and sculpture use different parts of my brain and gives me diverse creative experiences. With intention to compel viewers toward spiritual introspection, perspectives vacillate between darkness and light, acceptance and denial leading to questions of our personal and societal boundaries. My goal is to explore intuitive connections and emotional expressions through abstraction. Discovering links between natural and manufactured environments mark time, history, and reflects on the changes in our climate, both cultural and environmental. These relationships encourage the audience to weave personal narratives around these themes.
Work
Featured Work
Mary Admasian
Passing Through
$650.00
Mary Admasian
Sudog at Midnight
$650.00
Mary Admasian
Exploring Water, Spirit, and Planet
$950.00
Mary Admasian
Integration (Thorn in Strada)
$450.00
Mary Admasian
Living in Limbo
$450.00
Mary Admasian
Suspended Gem
$350.00
Biography:
Mary lives in Vermont and is a native of Detroit, Michigan. She is an established multidisciplinary artist, curator, and marketing consultant for arts organizations and socially responsible businesses. Her works have been exhibited nationally and in the collections of colleges, institutions, and prominent art collectors. She attended Eastern Michigan University, The University of Michigan and holds a BFA with honors from Colby Sawyer College. She is the recipient of a 2016-17 grant from the Vermont Arts Endowment Fund of the Vermont Community Foundation for her sculpture “Weighted Tears” that was featured in June 2017 exhibition at the Brattleboro Museum. Mary has received two fellowships to the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont. She has also created installations in collaboration with other artists, filmmakers, dancers, musicians, and writers. Her work has been featured by Art New England, Vermont Public Radio, Seven Days, Vermont Arts & Living Magazine, Sculpture Magazine, The Take magazine, Vermont Art Guide and many regional daily news publications. Her creative disciplines include painting, sculpture, assemblage, drawing, printmaking, mixed media and installation.
For additional information you can visit her website at: MaryAdmasianART.com