During her whole life Marion has been occupied by all sorts off art materials, partly self-thaught. She developed a fondness for all sorts of sculptures. After enjoying a working life and raising her children, she decided to study at the age of 48. She graduated as an Arts Therapist in July 2016. For her thesis she researched the effects off the Arts Therapy and Storytelling for people with brain injury and aphasia (serious troubles with language in speaking and/or reading and/or understanding and/or articulation). Her research confirmed that the visual work has a huge interactive value when there are almost no words available. This interactivity needs visual work to be recognizable to everyone. Other characteristics contributing to commitment are specially found by ‘playing situations' and the use of preferred materials, experiencing success, personality and empathy as well as the power of photography. To Marion commitment in arts is provided by experimental and free visual work which is equivalent for searching unconscious internal images trying to make them tangible and visible. She is specially interested in turning stone into whatever the stone allows her to.