Mark Martin, MFA, is a multifaceted artist from Wisconsin, based in Vallejo, California since 2002.

His creative repertoire spans a wide array of mediums including objects, installations, ceramic sculptures, paintings, and murals, crafted through a skillful blend of mixed media techniques incorporating collage, paint, print, clay, computer graphics, and found objects.   

Central to his artistic journey is a steadfast dedication to themes of social justice and environmental consciousness. He is best recognized for his ongoing series centered on the Mexican Revolution, particularly its Southern region with Emiliano Zapata, and his depiction of workers using their hands and tools as agents of change.   

Currently, he is immersed in three distinct series - "Fire Season" exploring California’s ongoing rural fire disasters. “Tool” a series depicting hand tools as icons and metaphors for those who work with their hands. Just started is “One World” a collage/mixed media endevour using flags with silhouettes of individuals intended to highlight the beauty in all cultures around the world.   

His work captivates with a vibrant aesthetic that invites contemplation of the underlying themes.