Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Mark Forton

Mark Forton

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Design By: Mark Forton
Mark Forton

Mark Forton aka mafMOVE is a contemporary mixed media artist. His work has been described as a “collage of abstract forms and modern POP interlocked in a digitized dreamscape.” Originally from Michigan, he used to reside in sunny California and now again resides in less sunny Michigan. www.mafmovement.com

 

Design By: Mark Forton
Mark Forton

Mark Forton aka mafMOVE is a contemporary mixed media artist. His work has been described as a “collage of abstract forms and modern POP interlocked in a digitized dreamscape.” Originally from Michigan, he used to reside in sunny California and now again resides in less sunny Michigan. www.mafmovement.com

 

Artist Statement

Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson
The daily struggle to find ourselves, self-realization. The fear that who we are or what we may become may not live up to our expectations. Good vs evil. — Mark Forton