Mary Lynn Burke is a multifaceted artist whose journey began in social work. Her background in photography, painting, and drawing shaped her empathetic, expressive style. After earning a degree in social work, Mary Lynn worked in various roles, including therapeutic preschool and adoption services, before discovering her passion for art and becoming a commercial photographer. A transformative move to New Zealand led Mary Lynn to explore new mediums like cyanotype, inspired by the landscapes around her. Influenced by Abstract Expressionism, Mary Lynn’s work explores themes of vulnerability, nature, and time; blending chance with intuitive expression. Now based in Lexington, Massachusetts, Mary Lynn’s approach to art reflects her global experiences, offering a deeply personal yet universal perspective. Join our conversation with Mary Lynn Burke today on Radio Maine.