Mark Warren Jacques
(b. 1984, Columbus, Ohio, USA)
Mark Warren Jacques is a multidisciplinary American artist and inventor whose career bridges fine art, design, and creative innovation. His inovative mind was recognized early when he won the National Invention Convention in 1997 and in 2002 he was awarded a full-tuition university scholarship by the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers.
Since then, his artwork has been honored with major awards and support from the Paul G. Allen Foundation, the Ohio Arts Council, and the GCAC. His paintings and installations have been exhibited extensively across the United States and internationally, with highlights including the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., and Art Basel.
In addition to his gallery and museum presence, Jacques has created large-scale public projects and undertaken commercial collaborations with global brands such as Nike, GAP, Vuori and many others.
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L I F E (in his own words)
born sideways
possibly on a skateboard
the sponge years (age 5 → current) absorbing:
Hesse, Huxley,
Poe, Plath,
Fermi, Feynman,
& others (suggested reading)
drew a beautiful line once →
it turned into a road,
kept walking →
it became a life.
GOALS:
make something that outlives the name attached to it
REMEMBERING:
time is temporary
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