Lacy’s work — which adorns the barn of her family’s home in Jericho, as well as sites in San Francisco and New York City — is inspired by the natural world. That doesn’t mean it lacks “deeper” content.
“Many muralists’ works have ‘issues,'” she says. “They’re about class or race; some are about industry. I don’t want to be depressing about the environment, but I want that to be part of what my work is. So I’m trying to bring nature back into these spaces … aesthetically.”
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Peacock, painted by Mary Lacy, Photo by Erol Ahmed, 10′ x 8′
Daisy, painted by Mary Lacy, Photo by Brendan McInerney
Deer in the Trees, painted by Mary Lacy, photo by Sara Montijo
Goldfish, painted by Mary Lacy photo by Erol Ahmed
Barred Owl, painted by Mary Lacy, photo by Brendan McInerney
Dragonfly, painted by Mary Lacy, photo by Sara Montijo
Bat, painted by Mary Lacy, photo by Brendan McInerney
Lake Sturgeon, painted by Mary Lacy, Photo by Brendan McInerney
Female Ruby Throated Hummingbird, painted by Mary Lacy, Photo by Brendan McInerney, 28′ x 28′ (wall 40′ x 40′).
