ARTIST • CREATIVE PRODUCER
FOUNDER OF PUPURISHU STUDIOS
“All grown-ups were once children... but only few of them remember it.”
— Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince
Marjoriet
Gueche
What I Create
Art. Story. Community. Imagination.
Murals & Environmental Design
Transforming spaces with meaningful, site-specific art that connects people.
Illustration & Storytelling
Creating characters, stories, and worlds that spark imagination.
Window Art & Installations
Bringing storefronts and spaces to life through hand-painted designs
Creative Production
Over a decade of managing complex creative projects from concept to completion.
Workshops & Community Programs
Engaging workshops and programs that inspire creativity and confidence.
Author & Storyteller
A children's book inspiring
confidence, imagination and
highlighting plagiocephaly.
I've always been a maker.
Long before Pupurishu Studios had a name, creativity was how I moved through the world — making, painting, writing, building, imagining, and figuring things out as I went.
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Professionally, that instinct led me into creative production, where I’ve spent more than a decade bringing ambitious ideas to life. I learned how to take something from a conversation or a sketch on a page and turn it into something real — coordinating people, solving problems, managing all the moving pieces, and protecting the creative idea along the way.
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But eventually, I wanted to make more things with my own hands.
So I started painting.
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One wall became another. Windows became canvases. Libraries and schools became places to tell stories. Workshops gave me the chance to create alongside kids. And somewhere in the middle of all of it, Pupurishu Studios grew from an idea into a creative home for everything I love to make.
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Today, my work lives at the intersection of art, storytelling, production, and community.
Whether I’m producing a creative project, painting a mural, designing a window, building a workshop, or dreaming up an entirely new world, I’m still doing what I’ve always done: taking an idea and figuring out how to make it real.
