My name is Maeve Francess Doyle, and I’ve spent over a decade developing my art. My journey with painting began as a way to navigate the overwhelming thoughts that come with my neurodivergent brain, anxieties, and depression. By translating that inner chaos onto canvas, I found a way to make sense of it visually. My art became both a coping tool and a mirror, reflecting the emotional landscapes within me.

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My work is defined by a moody color palette—rich blues, purples, and teals, punctuated by vibrant pops of red, orange, and gold. I’m captivated by the idea that through an abstracted, surrealist lens, the inside landscape of the self can be revealed. Studying studio art in school, I discovered my love for working on a large scale, often with a central figure at the heart of each piece. There’s something powerful about blending the surreal and the deeply personal, allowing raw emotion to emerge through layers of abstraction.

 

Through my paintings, I hope to inspire others to explore creativity as a way to understand and embrace their own feelings. Whether it’s a commissioned piece or one from my studio, each work tells a story—a story that I hope will connect with you on a personal, emotional level.

Explore my art, and let’s celebrate the power of creativity together.​