MARSHALL CARBEE: PAINTINGS
PAINTINGS
MADE IN THE SACRED SEA
AND ON THE EARTH
UNDER THE SUN
WITH SEMI-PRECIOUS MINERALS, EARTH PIGMENTS AND RAIN WATER
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PAINTINGS
MADE IN THE SACRED SEA
AND ON THE EARTH
UNDER THE SUN
WITH SEMI-PRECIOUS MINERALS, EARTH PIGMENTS AND RAIN WATER
HURRICANE PAINTING
A Note From Hurricane Irene
Bio-crystalline paint, Jenness Beach sand, sea water, India ink and rain water on canvas, 30" x 40", Barbara Sicuranza & Chris Stein collection, NYC
THE CREATIVE POWER OF NATURE:
short video; Why the paintings are so beautiful.
filmed and edited in Park City, Utah
by Daniel Riley, Stratus Productions
director: M. G. Carbee
detail: mica paint, tourmaline, amethyst, aqua marine, robins bay debris and rain water on canvas
Our collection is now being offered at private viewings and virtually. Call us directly or send us an email to make an appointment for a private viewing. For online purchases go to Sattchi-gallery-online and search for Marshall Carbee.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, United States
(603) Nanci Crosbie Myrtle Beach, SC (603) 834-2158 Marshall Carbee mgcarbee@gmail.com (876) 805-1219 Marshall Carbee Ocho Rios, Jamaica, W.I.
monday - friday: 9am - 5pm
saturday: 10am-3pm
sunday: closed
the patterns of nature are always beautiful
we use the forces of nature to make the paintings
we use earth pigments, sea water and rain,
and the sun and the wind and the snow
work table: that's a pic of Carbee's work table at his outdoor studio.
Carbee uses earth pigments, sea water and rain,
and the sun and the wind and the snow to create paintings.
Carbee makes his own formulations. His paints often contain semi-precious materials. Carbee uses rain water, sea water and minerals he has collected or mined himself. Many of the paintings are made with tourmaline, aquamarine, lapis lazuli, mica, quartz and other earth pigments.
BY TAYLOR KIGAR
When artist Marshall Carbee took a real look at his own environmental footprint, he realized that the results were anything but pretty. After years of working for productions shot in New York, including films like "Basquiat," "Conspiracy Theory," "Eraser" and "Men in Black" and collaborations in Los Angeles with artists like Michael Jackson, The Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan, he realized that industries and artists alike need to reevaluate the materials used in the works they create. So in 2008, Marshall took a step forward and created the world's first bio-based sustainable soy gesso, which is not only free of toxins and petroleum, but is cheaper to make and more functional.
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