Light and Movement
Works by Marianne R. Williamson
August 12 to September 6, 2025
“Life is always changing in one way or another, and the world around me is always moving, swaying in the breeze, or changed by light.” -- Marianne R. Williamson
Light and movement have been recurring themes in Williamson’s work for nearly 45 years since she embraced textiles as her artistic medium. A classical education in art from L’Ecole des Beaux Arts in Geneva, Switzerland provided a solid foundation for the painterly qualities of her distinctive scenes of sunlit gardens, windswept landscapes, ripples on water and ocean waves.
Williamson’s work reflects a life dedicated to art and a mastery of diverse fiber art techniques. She ice dyes her cottons and silks, and applies hand-painted details, raw edge appliqué, layered textiles and free motion quilting. When viewed at a distance, Williamson’s art quilts are easily mistaken for paintings, a characteristic that has earned her national recognition, numerous awards and countless admirers.