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About me
Malaysia McClure, Painter with a Vision™, is a self-taught artist from Tulsa, Oklahoma, known for her unique ability to bring to life the dreams and visions held close to people’s hearts. Driven by a passion to inspire, Malaysia creates art that encourages individuals and businesses to rekindle their dreams. She believes that without a clear vision of purpose, people lose heart. Her goal is to provide each collector with a tangible piece of inspiration—art that ignites the pursuit of their dreams.
Currently with collectors in Dubai, Korea, Japan, the USA, and China, her paintings change atmospheres and grace the homes and businesses of collectors worldwide! Click here to become a collector.
“Every brush stroke carries life, a mission, and a purpose.”
Malaysia’s style blends surrealism, abstract, impressionism, wildlife, and prophetic art. Primarily working in acrylics, she transforms familiar places and scenes with a dreamlike twist, creating paintings that inspire and uplift. Her art often resonates deeply with her collectors, sparking self-discovery and a renewed pursuit of the dreams in their hearts. Many have found her work to bring healing and confirmation to the soul, tapping into the desires held closest.
Style
Incorporating elements of the natural world with hints of otherworldly dimensions, Malaysia continually evolves her self-taught style, exploring new artistic realms and mediums. As a lifelong student of wisdom and understanding, she seeks to capture both earthly beauty and divine visions, bringing them to life on canvas with messages of hope and inspiration.
“Every wall can be a gallery.”
ARTIST STATEMENT
"Art is more than an expression of the artist's perception of life or the world around them. Art gives life and meaning on the deepest level of a person's soul. With every brush stroke, a message is declared that bypasses the mind and speaks directly to the heart. My mission and purpose as an artist is to display work that inspires the viewer to ponder deeply about life, higher things, and to even dream again. My hope is that they are filled with inspiration and hope as they look at each piece."
- Malaysia McClure