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Marya.NYC is the art of Marya Triandafellos, a visual artist who creates site-specific contemporary art for permanent and temporary installations. New York City-based, she uses technology to explore and express the complexities of the human experience through public art and commissioned works.

On the Streets of Shanghai

"Boardwalk: Shanghai" is on view as part of Urban Digital Canvas, an exhibition by the ACM SIGGRAPH Digital Arts Community. The exhibition is part of the 3rd Shanghai International Light Festival in the Changning District. It runs September 24 to October 8, 2026. It plays on public screens across Changning's commercial districts.

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Created with Salon, a custom generative software developed with AI assistance, the video adapts "Boardwalk," which captures the sensory excitement of the Asbury Park boardwalk. Music composed by Jeremy Bieger.

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More coming soon!

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Fleur-ish Blooms in JJ Walker Park, NYC

In conjunction with NYC Parks and the Leroy Street Flourishing Society

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“Fleur-ish” features post-photographic work by Artist-in-Residence Marya Triandafellos. The exhibition includes ten 7' x 5' AI-generated images that consider cultivation as both an act and condition of flourishing. The installation runs from April 1 - October 10, 2026. Open to the public.

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Also, three 24" x 18" prints were on display at the Olyaa Gallery in North Bergen, NJ from August 1-August 14. 

 

Listen to our conversation about native plants and our relationship to nature along with other themes, such as AI, from the installation. ​ And our interview with a botanical artist who as a different approach on representing plants.​​

Color and Light 2026

"Boardwalk: Asbury Park" was projected onto the Convention Hall building - ~42' x 48' - as part of the Color and Light Festival 2026

 

With crowds in the thousands, this 20 second clip was brought many oohs and ahs as colors washed over the building on the Asbury Park Boardwalk. The video was shown in three showing on July 17 and 18.​

Techspressionism 2026: LA and Beyond

The video "Carnival" and the related print "Ring Toss" are exhibited at the Los Angeles Center for Digital Art

 

The excitement and color of a carnival are abstractly expressed in these two works. The video features the music of Mihok, setting the ambiance for the piece. If you are in the LA area, visit from July 16-August 16.​

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Art Brings A Smile

Featured in Time Out New York as one of the best public art installations of the Summer!

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“Happy to See You!,” exhibits 4’ x 5’ artworks launched at Washington Market Park, May 4 – December 26 (extended!) as part of NYC Parks’ Art in the Parks program and support from the Friends of Washington Market Park.

 

The playful, vivid, abstract art which explores joy and human connectivity has relocated to Astoria Park from January 6, 2026 - June 21, 2026. ​​​

Trusted by Collectors + Organizations

“It’s exactly what we wanted.”


Assoc. Dir., Major NYC Museum

80’ x 14’ mural on vinyl

“I am blown away! You brought life to my office.”


CEO, Health Care Organization

50” x 40” ; 47” x 70” acrylic prints

“The residents say it makes them smile everyday!”


CEO, Health Care Organization

38’ x 12’ mural on vinyl

Art Enhances Life

Marya's practice focusses on creating public art installations and businesses using digital tools. Artworks have appeared in major museums, galleries, and collections. Get in touch for your public art project or commission custom large scale wall art for corporate lobbies and offices, real estate, institutions, hospitality, and health care.

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Public Art + Commissions

Public Art installations coordinated with programs to engage your community. Or elevate the experience of your commercial space with a custom commission. 

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Exhibitions and Art Fairs

Exhibitions venues include premier juried art fairs including Frieze, and NYC venues such as the Oculus, ChaShaMa storefront. Recipient of a New York Foundation for the Arts award for NFTs.

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Check It Out

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Projects

In Projects you'll find work in a gallery format including public art, commissions and studio works. 

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Included in New York Times Article on AI

Included in an article in the New York Times about interesting uses of AI in the workplace. The article references my unique use of AI as a muse in my art making process. 

Support Public Art with a Tax Deductible Donation

I’m raising funds to support my 2026 public art projects, and I’d be grateful for your support. All contributions (tax deductible) go directly to production costs for installations through my fiscal sponsor, The Field.

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I believe public art is critically important. When installations live in our parks and shared spaces, they create moments of connection that remind us we’re part of a larger community. Today, when so much in the world pushes us apart, those shared experiences matter.

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Projects like Happy to See You in Washington Market Park and Hyper Human in the Kaufman Arcade demonstrated how much people welcome these moments. I’m continuing that work in 2026 with new installations across the city.

Please help me by supporting this work.

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Thank you for helping bring more public art into our shared spaces.*

*Marya Triandafellos is a sponsored artist with The Performance Zone Inc (dba The Field), a not-for-profit, tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) organization serving the performing arts community. Contributions to The Field earmarked for Marya Triandafellos are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. For more information about The Field, or for our national charities registration, contact: The Field, 228 Park Ave S, Suite 97217, New York, New York 10003, phone: 212-691-6969. A copy of our latest financial report may be obtained from The Field or from the Office of Attorney General, Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271.

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