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murals, mixed media installations and textiles made with natural dyes. She currently
resides on the North Shore of Oahu.
She has been working professionally since graduating from the Savannah College of
Art and Design in 2005. From 2007-2015 she co-ran a design studio in Brooklyn, NY
creating large scale installations for events and interiors. When she left NYC she
traveled around the world and studied with many different master artists and
healers. In 2018, Maureen lived for a year at an ashram in India as the resident artist
where she created murals that enhanced the beauty of the space and helped the
yoga students drop deeper into their practices and meditations. Over the last four
years she has created ten large scale murals as well as a mixed media installation
for Cleveland State University through the Ohio Percent for the Arts Program.
All of her travels and cultural experiences are infused into her work. She is a certified
yoga and meditation teacher as well as a cranio sacral therapist and she uses these
modalities to infuse her work with creativity, healing and love.
She’s inspired by the magic and intricacy of nature, plant medicine, intuition, sacred
geometry, meditation and the healing power of the ocean. She has witnessed first
hand how powerful the connection between healing and art can be and she loves to
share it with the world.
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Maureen Walsh
Haleiwa, HI
"My work is inspired by my meditation practice, intuition, the magic and intricacy of nature, sacred geometry and the healing power of the ocean."
Maureen Walsh is an international visionary artist specializing in large scale publicmurals, mixed media installations and textiles made with natural dyes. She currently
resides on the North Shore of Oahu.
She has been working professionally since graduating from the Savannah College of
Art and Design in 2005. From 2007-2015 she co-ran a design studio in Brooklyn, NY
creating large scale installations for events and interiors. When she left NYC she
traveled around the world and studied with many different master artists and
healers. In 2018, Maureen lived for a year at an ashram in India as the resident artist
where she created murals that enhanced the beauty of the space and helped the
yoga students drop deeper into their practices and meditations. Over the last four
years she has created ten large scale murals as well as a mixed media installation
for Cleveland State University through the Ohio Percent for the Arts Program.
All of her travels and cultural experiences are infused into her work. She is a certified
yoga and meditation teacher as well as a cranio sacral therapist and she uses these
modalities to infuse her work with creativity, healing and love.
She’s inspired by the magic and intricacy of nature, plant medicine, intuition, sacred
geometry, meditation and the healing power of the ocean. She has witnessed first
hand how powerful the connection between healing and art can be and she loves to
share it with the world.
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How do your pieces come to life? Tell us one interesting thing about your creative process?
"I meditate before I create and allow the work to flow out of me from that space. I actually don't like planning things out fully ahead of time. My favorite way to work is when the client gives me free rein and I can adapt and modify in the moment based on what the work is calling for."
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What do you want people to do or feel when they encounter your creations?
"I want people to feel ALIVE when they see my work for the first time. I find myself in a meditative state when I create and I like to silently chant mantra to infuse each piece with a high vibration and love. My intention is that people viewing the work will walk away feeling uplifted."
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What funny moments, unexpected surprises, or obstacles have you encountered?
"A man that worked at the park (where I was painting a mural on the ground) took the cones and caution tape down one night after I left and drove over the mural because he was mad he had to park and walk 200 meters instead of driving for two weeks while I was working!"
Maureen Walsh