Marsha Ercegovic spent her early artistic years in San Francisco before moving to New Orleans, where she lived for more than two decades.

Her oil paintings often reference the structure of urban neighborhoods, the movement of people, the shifting atmosphere of Southern light, and reflect memory and place.

After moving to Alabama, Ercegovic became active in regional exhibitions, including her feature show That New Orleans Feeling at the Huntsville International Airport.

She is a member of the Art Loft, a shared workspace and gallery for local artists on Second Ave in Decatur, Alabama 📍.

Her work is held in private collections and is recognized for its balance of structure, gesture, and emotional clarity.