Graffiti is the creative part of Marianne. She was the first Marianne who volunteered to help Red sort through the photos under the fog at the Jetty Shack.

Graffiti has her own creative nook at the Jetty Shack. It is equipped with art materials including pencils, paints, string, wire, glue, clay and weaving prongs. As she moves through daily life Graffiti lives and breathes artistically. She expresses herself through art obviously but she completed everyday mundane tasks as though she were producing artwork. She washes the dishes by swirling the dish foam in a unique way, folds clean clothing expressively and artistically shampoos her hair.

At the beach, Graffiti doesn’t walk along the sand. She dances the entire shoreline releasing how she feels inside. Her short hair resembles the crest of a cockatoo, moving dynamically with her mood like magic. Graffiti is dedicating all her creative skills to help Red process trauma through art therapy. Red paid the ultimate price of trauma. Graffiti owes her life of art to Red.

Stoneware mug, 24K gold plating, by Marianne Annereau.