Mark Lucero at work. (source: MarkLuceroArt.com) Our featured artist for May is Mark Lucero. Mark paints with acrylics, usually on wood panels which are carved with high-speed routers.
Describing his work, Mark says: "I think of my artwork as both self-discovery and self-disclosure. Many of my paintings originate from fundamental truths about human experience, such as the importance of attending to the value of time, cultivating patience with the work of transformation, or the struggle to come to terms with impermanence. My intention is to give joyous and lighthearted expression to some of life’s deeper truths."
Describing his work, Mark says: "I think of my artwork as both self-discovery and self-disclosure. Many of my paintings originate from fundamental truths about human experience, such as the importance of attending to the value of time, cultivating patience with the work of transformation, or the struggle to come to terms with impermanence. My intention is to give joyous and lighthearted expression to some of life’s deeper truths."
"Where Trees Once Stood" Acrylic on Canvas, 24 x 30 at Penn Cove Gallery (source: MarkLuceroArt.com) Mark's compositions range from realism to fully abstract, with the majority of his paintings being semi-abstract with a deeper message he wishes to convey to the viewer.
Mark will next be in the gallery on May 30 when he will be available to discuss the methods and meanings behind his paintings.
Mark will next be in the gallery on May 30 when he will be available to discuss the methods and meanings behind his paintings.
