"Maureen's paintings are inhabited by people moving in random space, and her realization of crowds belong to the end of the post-modernism era. The anonymity and detachment in society which characterize our time, stand out in Maureen's works, which are rich in creative expression her works in their critical relationship to society, are unique and distinctive" - Dr. Zvika Israel, Chairman of the Israeli Painters and sculptors Association
"Expressive and sensitive line drawing expose the unacknowledged power dynamics between strangers, and her paintings are devoted to the relationship between the viewer and the viewed. One is drawn into reflections that touch on the meaning of human existence" - Beit Daniel
"Maureen's paintings touch on people captured in specific moments of time and in all her love of the human is evident. Line and mark making are expressive, and with few strokes, she conveys immediacy and emotional openness. The works hover between representation, and abstraction" - Jerusalem Post
"Even when her figures appears in groups, they remain detached. It is possible to say that the subject of Maureen’s paintings is the inescapable isolation of the individual, and the void that surround. Yet all this is achieved without dramatic exaggeration. Her sensitive brushstrokes combine with a warm palette to create works that are both beautiful and aesthetic" - Yaakov Korlander—Zvata curator


