Marliese Scheller is a Franco-Canadian multidisciplinary artist. The style of her paintings is figurative while her ink drawings are influenced by graphic art.

Scheller has shown her works in group exhibitions in France, Montreal, and New York and solo exhibitions in Lebanon; her work has been featured in digital publications in Spotlight, Art Ideal magazine, and Circle Foundation for the Arts.

When asked what is the impact of contemporary art on society, Scheller is of the opinion that art should touch the heart and enlighten the soul. But before this can happen, she has to master the chosen genre and technique. She has an idea that arises in her mind that needs to be expressed in light, shadow and color. Once the visual concept has become a physical reality, her task is complete. The viewer then stands in front of the work of art, which she hopes will engage them.