Self-Taught Artist and Graphic Designer Creates Figurative Oil Paintings with Pop Culture, Absurdism, and Humor
Mark Seabrook, an artist and graphic designer residing in Melbourne, specializes in creating figurative artworks using oil as his primary medium.
While he is self-taught, his degree in Art History greatly influences his creative process. Mark’s works are infused with elements of pop culture, absurdism, and humor, resulting in paintings that can be thought-provoking and unconventional. Rather than aiming to please viewers, his pieces often challenge them, encouraging deeper exploration. Upon closer inspection, Mark’s art reveals intricate layers of meaning, social commentary, and moments of amusement.
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