Mark Brudzinski

After years of experimentation in various art forms, Mark has chosen assemblage and mixed media as his preferred mediums of expression. His pieces, often based on inspirational quotations and photos, utilize found and repurposed objects. They are then combined and manipulated to convey his interpretation of these items.

Mark is a self-taught artist and his pieces demonstrate a unique and personalized style of construction and depth of vision. Perception of meaning changes with focus. Close inspection reveals intricacy in detail often missed or misinterpreted when viewed grossly, defying the varied levels of process in each piece. He believes the viewer should interpret his art and find there own meaning in his pieces. Each piece will convey something different to the viewer.

Stephanie Brudzinski

Created with clay, fragments of natural elements, paper and recycled imagery collected from her daily life and wanderings, Stephanie Brudzinski’s pieces are inspired by the tranquility of the Asian culture and often overlooked backgrounds, colors, textures, shapes and negative spaces in everyday printed materials.

Her artwork has been exhibited in galleries throughout the United States and abroad including the Island Gallery on Grand Cayman Island. Her work has garnered numerous awards and has been featured in the national publication Art Calendar Magazine.

Ms. Brudzinski received a B.A. in Advertising and Graphic Design from the University of Central Oklahoma. An Okie, born and raised, she resides on an organic acreage in Arcadia. She is also the assistant to world-renowned violinist, Kyle Dillingham.