Mark Lewis is a contemporary Neo-Pop artist whose work bridges the gap between American history and modern abstract expressionism. Based in Glendora, California, Lewis carries a storied family lineage as the great-grand-nephew of MLB legend Cy Young. This sense of heritage informs his disciplined yet explosive approach to the "Living Art" technique.
Lewis’s signature style was refined during his tenure at the prestigious Centaur Fine Art Galleries in Las Vegas, where he exhibited alongside the late Steve Kaufman (SAK)—the legendary protégé of Andy Warhol. This association cemented Lewis's place in the Neo-Pop movement, characterized by high-octane color palettes and a focus on industrial, luminous materials.
Specializing in hand-painted originals on high-grade acrylic glass, Lewis creates a captivating 3D experience. By painting directly onto the reverse and surface of the glass, he achieves a depth and brilliance that traditional canvas cannot replicate. His works are designed to interact with light, making them dynamic centerpieces for modern and transitional interiors.
A veteran of the U.S. Navy and a former actor, Lewis brings a unique, cinematic energy to every piece. His work is held in numerous private collections and is highly sought after by designers looking for "investment-grade" statement pieces that blend the legacy of Pop Art with a fresh, California-modern aesthetic.