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ArtSlant Profile Artist Art professional	Mark Randall Kilburn
	Mark Randall Kilburn, Cambio Massimo, July 2007, Steel, Stainless Steel, Copper, Stone, 48" Long 24" Wide 20" High Mark Randall Kilburn, Shui 104.5, October 2007, Aluminum, Steel, Stainless Steel, Stone, 13" wide 17" High 8" Deep Mark Randall Kilburn, Zone 7, March 2008, Steel, 24" Long 8" High Mark Randall Kilburn, Three on a Match , October 2008, Stainless Steel Wall Hanging , 27" High 10" Wide Mark Randall Kilburn, TRICYCLE, May 2006, Steel, Copper, Brass, 28" High 24" Wide 30" Long at Base Mark Randall Kilburn, Sun & Moon, January 2007, acrylic on canvas, 20" x 24" $Red & Green Randall\'s,Mark Randall Kilburn$ Mark Randall Kilburn, Red & Green Randall's, November 2004 , Steel, Copper, Stainless Steel, 18" & 20" High, 2' wide at base Mark Randall Kilburn, Lightchamber #1, Feb 2009, Steel & Glass, 18" high 18 " wide 8" deep Mark Randall Kilburn, The Flaming Punk Rock Eyeball, 2006, Steel, Copper, Aluminum, 48" high, 18" wide © YES Mark Randall Kilburn, PERIGEE, June 2007, Steel, Stainless Steel, 24" wide, 47" high © Yes Mark Randall Kilburn, The Pod, 3-15-06, Steel & Brass, 48" high 48" wide © yes	< \|\| >

> QUICK FACTS

BIRTHPLACE:

Long Beach, CA

BIRTH YEAR:

1958

LIVES IN:

Greenwich

WORKS IN:

Greenwich

ADDRESS:

11 Oak street west, Greenwich, CT 06830

PHONE:

203-326-1392

REPRESENTING GALLERIES:

Gallery @ 37, Westport Arts Center, , Monkdogz Urban Art, Inc.

TAGS:

sculpture, gallery, FOUNDATION, figurative, abstract

> STATEMENT

Industrial Design has colored my world since the age of 5.

By far, the single largest influence on my art work has been motorcycle racing and the “extreme sport” energies associated with it. The shapes and colors of my work are my interpretation of those adrenaline fueled thought forms.

There is no Zen here.

Chaos, confusion and crashes are my muse.

Adrenaline mixed with large whiffs of burnt castor oil.

Green flags and checkered flags. The stuff young racers dreams are made of.

My art work is made from the same metal used in the automotive/motorcycle world of fabrication.

“ART WITHOUT ISSUES”

Mark Randall Kilburn, 2009

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