CHLOE' MARSAI

Chloe' Marsai has been drawing since she could hold a pencil.  In Pre-K her teacher Mrs. Lawson at Martin Luther King Jr. Learning Center requested a Teacher-Parent Conference because Chloe' wouldn't do her work.  She described Chloe' as doodling all the time.  When her parents saw what she created, it was detailed characters, not doodling.  So her mom, being an educator herself, agreed to purchase Chloe's Sketchbook to use once her assigned work was completed.  Moral of the Story:  Embrace your child's God Given Talent.

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Chloe' Marsai has been a professional artist since she was 12.  Within Chloe' Marsai's first year as a professional artist, she has been chosen to appear in the Beautiful Minds Dyslexia Exhibit at the John P. McGovern Health Museum.  Chloe’ is very passionate about her Art and has been overwhelmingly self-taught.  Chloe is a scholar at the exclusive Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. Chloe’ creates acrylic paintings, charcoal and watercolor artwork, digital prints, sculptures, and animation.

As a scholar at Meyerland Middle School for the Performing and Visual Arts, Chloe’ was chosen to take an invitation-only Animation Class, where she began creating her first animations.   Chloe' Marsai has appeared in an Independent Short Film, Sweet Bitterness.  Chloe’ won the Museum of Fine Arts Houston Glassell School of Art High School Endowed Scholarship, The Houston Sun Foundation African Americans in the Arts Honoree, the Houston League of Business and Professional Women, Inc. Emerging Young Entrepreneur Award, and the I Love Myself Young Humanitarian Award. Chloe’s career goal is to be an Animator, Filmmaker, and Art Gallery owner.