Mary Schultz

For Mary Schultz, art serves as a vital form of therapy, allowing for the expression of emotions and exploration of themes such as resilience and renewal. Living with closed-angle glaucoma and legal blindness in one eye, Schultz relies on her dominant eye to navigate life and create art.

Schultz draws inspiration from the vibrant transformation that spring brings after the cold, dark days of winter. The artist captures the essence of new life and hope in their work, reflecting the universal inspiration that this season ignites across cultures. Through a unique perspective, Mary’s piece Spring Showers embodies the spirit of rebirth and the enduring power of creativity in the face of challenges.