Marie Moeller is a printmaker from Texas currently living and working in Brooklyn, New York. Her practice explores the concepts of still life, semiotics, visual communication, pop culture, and appropriation through printmaking. She works across various printmaking methods and book-making techniques and has exhibited in galleries nationwide. Moeller earned her BFA in Painting and Printmaking from Miami University and an MFA Candidate at Pratt Institute in Printmaking in 2026.

I am interested in the role of signs in the digital age, in which no one has ownership of image, and how then the creation of art becomes a derivative process of compilation.I employ the historic conventions of still life painting as a setting in which metaphorical signs and hidden truths are meant to educate the onlooker. Each work is a multiple, but limited edition made by hand, contrasting the never ending quality of digital media.In the current age, where no image exists singularly and information is constantly reproduced and reshaped, where does print work fit?