"Masha Marjanovich studied sculpture in Europe and the US. The classical influences took her into the realm of figurative expressionism. Masha deveolped a stylistic versatility, but her work always maintains her signature aesthetic of the sculptural form. She is a master of expressive movement, which makes her sculptures breathe with life.

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Masha's early opus was themed on ancient mythology, and explored the ceramic medium. She won her first award from the Museum of Ceramic Arts in Yugoslavia. Shifting focus to contemporary themes, Masha worked in bronze, resin and cast stone. Following exhibitions in Los Angeles and Santa Fe, she was commissioned to create site-specific artwork for hotels, hospitals, corporate offices and private residences. Her sculptures grace public and private collections in the US, Europe and Australia. Her clients include Sheraton Hotels, Ramsay Hospitals, Sydney Olympics Committee, Laguna Beach Hotel, University of Queensland, Starlight Children's Foundation, and private collectors including Lang Walker, Dr. Harold Lancer and Dr. David Villareal.

Masha Marjanovich is best known for her monumental portrait of the Indigenous Australian hero, Pemulwuy.  This portrait sculpture has been accepted by the Indigenous community as well as by academic authorities as a valid depiction of this important figure in Australian history, and is featured in numerous publications, textbooks, documentaries and websites."

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~ Angela Kline