About the Artist

My paintings are emotive portraits and landscapes of shifting habitats and fleeting environments through a romantic lens. The vulnerability of my subject matter and the strength it wields, is a gentle confrontation that ignites the senses. Nature is lost, found, replaced and redefined.

The surfaces of my paintings are layered and textured. Strokes, gestural marks, blobs and pours describe imagery, movement and light. My metal sculptures are emblems of nature’s small giants. They’re assemblages of noble metals; rods, tubing, sheets and wire. The metals are bent, woven, pierced and sewn together. In 2023, four large metal assemblage sculptures (each approx. 10×10 ft) were permanently installed on the outside wall of the school building, PS 107, near Prospect Park in Brooklyn. The installation is titled, Ecosystem [Rebirth]; a Bumblebee, Spider, Caterpillar and Butterfly. Another large assemblage sculpture, Dragonfly (approx 10×12 ft), permanently hangs from the 1st floor ceiling of the Morris Campus High School in the Bronx. The two sculptures, Dandelions (approx 10×5 ft), were temporarily installed next to the Manhattan Bridge and at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.  

Marney Fuller received her MFA from Pratt Institute. Her studio is in DUMBO.  Marney is an artist and art educator. In 2007, she started the art school, Art Workshop Experience (AWE). In 2021, she received a National Gold Medal Art Educator Award from Scholastic Art & Writing Alliance for Young Artists & Writers. She’s been a teaching artist and artist-in-residence at several under-served schools in NYC in past years. Through various education grants, she has produced public art installations with NYC students.

I am exhibiting at 490 Atlantic in Brooklyn in September, 2026.

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