Mason H. Rainey
For me, art is a tool that helps me understand both myself and the world around me. It has allowed me to express and explore my thoughts and feelings. As someone more reserved, art helps me to showcase who I am and connect with others who view my work. My time at Tyler has given me the opportunity to explore various media, which has helped me to expand my creative horizons. I love incorporating various mediums to explore themes surrounding self-image and perception of the world around me.
Untitled, 2021, ceramic, 2”x 3”x2.5”.
Girlhood, 2021, ceramic, 10”x3”x4”.
Stanley, 2021, ceramic, 8”x5.5”x8”.
El Duende, 2021, mixed media, 18”x14”.
Untitled, 2022, aquatint, 11”x17”.
Tenuous, 2022, reductive linoleum print, 11”x14”.
Longwood Gardens, 2020, acrylic paint, 18”x24”.
Disaster, 2019, charcoal, 6’x6’.
Self Portrait, 2019, charcoal, 18”x14”.
Who Could I Be?, 2020, Adobe Photoshop, 11”x17”.
The Cathouse, 2020, Adobe Photoshop, 12”x12”.
Two Voices, 2020, Adobe Photoshop, 8”x10”.
Shenandoa, 2022, collage, 4”x6”.
Masquerade, 2020, cardboard, 11”x7”x6”.
Longwood Gardens II, 2021, oil paint, 11”x14”.
Mason H. Rainey
Art Therapy ‘23
Mason Rainey is a senior Art Therapy major at the Tyler School of Art. Art has been a part of her life since she was young. In high school, she continued to refine her art skills through her high school's art program as well as attended an afterschool ceramics program where she found her passion for hand-building in clay. She entered the Tyler School of Art in 2019 as a Visual Studies major but changed to Art Therapy in her sophomore year. Her interests outside of art revolve around addiction treatment and trauma-informed approaches.
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