At the time I was an on again, off again mold and caster for museums and theater, so his techniques spoke to me. His statements on society spoke volumes as well.

I always remember him but after multiple moves and my learning disabled mind lost his name, always on the tip of my tongue.  I was recently researching him and finally found him. His work did appear in a David Cronenberg movie Scanners. That was easy to find but none of it make reference to the artist.

You can find him at
markprent.com
and
www.pinkhouse.com

I amz what I amz.

Believe it or not, my current stemmed by wondering if a black pit in the

middle of the image would be awesome anti-social composition studies. There is

a lot more too these  images, true. Too much to talk about without gallons of alcohol, in our bellies sitting on an old rotting dock on tiny northern isolated lake.  

Anyhoo, a good many of my old art teachers would be grinding their teeth over my abuses in composition. Fortunately,  just as many of my old art teachers would be delighted. ...--I FREAK-EN love ART!

The black pit compositional idea is just getting started, just have patience. There is a lot of crazy not fun things happening in my life. Things that just keep happening over and over. The real problem is I think they are actually helping with the creative process.  Art life! yeash...