Marcy Brafman is a painter who lives and works in NYC in a second story studio overlooking the scenic Holland Tunnel. She describes her works as, “oracles and vectors of the miraculous and the terrible.” Her work emulates imagery of icons and indicators in the media, and everyday life. The spontaneity and style of her work stems from inspirations from painters such as Jackson Pollock and John Singer Sargent, while also using influences from comic strips, cartoons, and rock n roll. Marcy is a native of Brooklyn, NY. She studied Fine Arts at Bard College.