November 17th 5:30 to 7:00pm at the Library, Join Us!
Woodblock printing engages hand and mind, intellect and emotion, craft and artistry. Marc enjoys both losing and finding himself in the process of creation. His art is inspired by the intensity of musicians performing, the solidity of monumental mountains, spectacular sunsets, the flow of water, and the surprising emotion of abstracts.
A father, guitar player and teacher, activist, and writer, Marc sees woodblock prints and sculpture as both personal expression and a conversation with the viewer.
Marc does single-block black-and-white prints, multi-color multi-block prints, and multi-color reduction woodcuts, and wood sculpture. His representational work is hand carved. He uses both hand and power tools to carve his abstracts. All his printing is done by hand. His abstracts and landscapes are in variable editions, with each piece using slightly or significantly different colors, even different styles, to explore possibilities. This is especially visible in his approach to skies and sunsets.