| "Pop Art has always held the greatest artistic influence on me. I believe it is as relevant today as it ever was because it is all around us. Peeling billboards revealing layers of images are Rosenquist, the skeleton of an abandoned gas station is Ruscha. Warhol is a series of posters repetitively pasted on sides of buildings, Indiana is in the numbers, and Johns and Rauschenberg are picking through litter after a parade on main street - urban life is like living in a Pop Art museum." |
| Mark Scantling is an mid-life, emerging artist from Texas. He began his career as a professional artist just a few years ago, and now has work in private and corporate collections from San Francisco to Sweden. |
