Wray has linked her "metaphysical imagery" to the archetypal framework of Carl Jung: "I like to think along the lines of Jung in that each work is a type of mandala; the premonition of a centre of personality, a kind of central point within the psyche, to which everything is related, by which everything is arranged, and which is itself a source of energy." Wray also likens her philosophy of art to the Greek born-Italian artist, Giorgio de Chirico, who referred to his dreamy style as "metaphysical painting."McMillan, Tom. "Behind the Art - Finding the Physical in Metaphysical Imagery", Computer Artist, June/July 1993, p. 54.Dan Koon, "Art Where Technology and Spirituality Converge" , Fine Art Registry. Wray says her work is based on the "beauty, harmony and symmetry of subconscious thought, but would not be possible without the computer's infinitesimal, microcosmic handling of minute details.""Arts and Science Form Strange Brew", Printing Impressions, March 1992 Volume 34, Number 10, p. 40 Boalsburg, PA. "As a fine art designer, I love the computer's ability to achieve perfection and to handle the most minute detail. I also love the tactile feeling of working with paint, brushes and whatever! You can't beat some of the other old graphic arts engraving and etching processes.""In Response to Alvy Ray Smith", Computer Pictures, November/December 1994.
