Marilyn Massad Art Bio

I’ve been creating since I could hold a brush—starting with finger paint at age three at Clark University Nursery School. Over the years, I’ve explored a wide range of materials: macramé rope, wax, tempera, silk fabrics used for belly dancing, and now acrylic and oil paints.

Throughout, texture, comfort, and relationship have been my threads. Art has always been my way to connect—with myself and with others. As I witnessed loved ones suffer under emotional and physical stress, I realized that no matter how hard I tried to “fix” the world, it was still crumbling. Eventually, I too broke—but in that breaking, I discovered healing.

That healing became my path—first for myself, then for others. My art and my hands became my medium for transformation. I work in the quantum field of energy, guided by a desire to uplift, to bring light, and to foster love, oneness, and hope.

In 2015, I returned more deeply to painting—drawn to impressionism, expressionism, and the abstract. I often begin with a photograph, then let spirit move through me, working in pastels, acrylics, and oils. Color is my joy, my language of light.

Now, I stand at a threshold. I’m ready to go deeper into the life I’ve created—giving it more meaning, more scope, more vibrancy. I want my art to be a resting place, a spark of curiosity, a mirror for transformation. I seek support so my work will reach across cultures, inspiring unity, love, and connection. I believe that through relationship, reflection, and resilience, beauty can rise from the rubble—and love is always possible.