Mary Ann Peters

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604 2nd Ave
Seattle, WA 98104
+1 (206) 388-4519
http://www.maryann-peters.com

Mary Ann Peters is a Seattle-based artist known for her diverse body of work, which includes series such as "this trembling turf," "storyboard," and "impossible monument." Her artistic practice encompasses installations and public art projects that engage with various themes and concepts.

Through her studio work, Peters explores the intersection of art and environment, creating pieces that invite viewers to reflect on their surroundings. Her commitment to artistic innovation is evident in her extensive portfolio, which showcases a range of mediums and approaches.

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