As an environmentalist, Maia Hausler has honed a keen eye for nature’s botanical forms and vivid colors. As an artist, her fresh approach to watercolor and ink creates paintings that are both delicate and vibrant, with familiar subjects such as juniper sprigs, pitcher plants, and even the humble Queen Anne’s lace swaying and dancing across the page. The Glen Arbor Sun recently caught up with Hausler, who currently divides her time between Cedar and Copenhagen, Denmark.