Mark believes the most important characteristics of his work may be the local elements, the beach. This can be seen in a series he created on air and sunshine using nature's wood as canvas. He feels communicating principle is the main message, and behind it a strong sense of physicality.
Mark has a passion for and drawn to the elements of beachlife. He feels the beach is where we locally come together and connect, and are able to share around an object. The beach is ancient, and it says a lot. Mark was raised in Panama City, and has lived on the beach for close to two decades. This likely results in most of his work portraying subtle and calming art around the elements of the beach!
Mark shares that everyone has great stake in the human experience, and further, can deliver gifts from individual exploration. In short, it takes one to know one, and so together we can participate. In practice, and as an inspiration, applying these ideas across our connections, with our media, and the effort is collaborative. Each part experiences a role, and makes a whole, and so Mark strives to encourage this participation through is work.