Marjory is a self-taught artist whose work is driven by movement, color and feeling. She paints intuitively, relying more on her eye and instinct than formal training. Her work moves between playfulness and deeper emotional territory, exploring themes of women’s power, heartbreak, resilience, and the experiences that shape us.
Ever since childhood Marjory has loved making things with her hands whether it’s sewing, cooking or gardening but she began creating original artwork more than 13 years ago after moving to Evanston and wanting original art for her own home. What began as a creative pursuit became something deeply personal—a space that belonged entirely to her while raising young children and navigating the demands of life.
Today, art provides a counterbalance to her corporate career and a place to follow curiosity, emotion, and possibility without rules. She creates not only to express what she feels, but to invite others to explore what they feel, too.
Marjory hopes that standing in front of her work might remind someone to listen to that quiet calling inside—to make, explore, dream, or simply create something that is entirely their own. Because there is something important about making time for the thing that belongs only to you.
Marjory lives and works in Evanston, IL with her two beautiful children.