Original artwork by Mark Engel
2026
acrylic on dibond panel
48 × 24 × 1 inches
Combining the human figure with botanical forms, this painting explores the interconnected cycles of consciousness, growth, and transformation. Flowers emerge from the head as symbols of renewal, suggesting that identity—like nature—is shaped through continual processes of germination, flowering, and change.
Built through an intuitive process of layering, revision, and erasure, the composition shifts between representation and abstraction. Fragmented forms dissolve and reassemble, reflecting the fluid boundaries between self and environment. Balancing the psychological with the organic, the work invites viewers to consider human experience as part of a larger ecology of growth, decay, and renewal.
Original artwork by Mark Engel
2026
acrylic on dibond panel
48 × 24 × 1 inches
Combining the human figure with botanical forms, this painting explores the interconnected cycles of consciousness, growth, and transformation. Flowers emerge from the head as symbols of renewal, suggesting that identity—like nature—is shaped through continual processes of germination, flowering, and change.
Built through an intuitive process of layering, revision, and erasure, the composition shifts between representation and abstraction. Fragmented forms dissolve and reassemble, reflecting the fluid boundaries between self and environment. Balancing the psychological with the organic, the work invites viewers to consider human experience as part of a larger ecology of growth, decay, and renewal.
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