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9年来,麦琪用扫描仪代替照相机成为她创作的主要工具,她经常从古董市场和网上搜罗一些老照片、玩具和一些老物件,因为每一件古董都暗含着一个故事。麦琪将这些元素都扫描输入电脑,用生活中的零碎影像融入其中,创意出一幅幅令人如痴如醉的作品。1961年出生在美国俄亥俄州的克利夫兰,她以数字影像艺术而闻名。麦琪还是美国著名摄影大师杰利·尤斯曼(Jerry Uelsrnann)的妻子。她1983年以优异的成绩获得耶鲁大学哲学学士,4年后在佛罗里达大学获得美术硕士学位。硕士在读期间,她专注于拍摄黑白风景和肖像以及彩色静物照片。
For 9 years, Maggie has become a major tool in her creations by using a scanner instead of a camera. She often collects old photos, toys and old objects from the antiques market and the internet as each antiquing implies a story. Maggie scans these elements into a computer and uses pieces of life to blend in to create a mesmerizing piece of work. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, USA, in 1961, she is known for her digital imaging art. Maggie is also the wife of the famous American photographer Jerry Uelsrnann. She earned a Bachelor of Philosophy degree from Yale University with distinction in 1983 and a Masters of Arts in Fine Arts from the University of Florida four years later. During her master’s studies, she focused on shooting black and white landscapes and portraits as well as color still life photos.