Mark Huebner

Mark, born as Mark Huebner in 1966 in Frankfurt/Main, Germany, is a distinguished artist known for his extensive work in painting and large-scale installations and live performances. In 1989, he established his first studio at the Praterinsel in Munich, positioning himself as a pioneering figure among established artists. During this period, he engaged in intensive sculptural work, creating large installations primarily forged from steel, often accompanied by live performances. Collaborating with several notable artists, he gained significant exposure in various exhibitions in Europe, America and Asia. In 2000, Mark relocated to the Península de Osa in Costa Rica, where he shifted his focus to natural resources, particularly bamboo, leading to the creation of "Bamboo Rocks." He initiated a “lifestyle experiment” called Ojo Del Mar, which evolved into a recognized nature refuge and advocated for environmentally sound building methods, including constructing the tallest Tower in Central America. In 2003, he debuted an installation and live performance project at the Museum of Contemporary Art in San José, further solidifying his presence in the art world. Mark's paintings, characterized by mid to large sizes, feature dynamic strokes ...

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The artist works and lives in Germany and Costa Rica