Busacca Gallery

Contemporary Horizon One. is a geometric wood gesso board painting depicting the Central Valley farming landscape of the San Joaquin Valley in central California, created by the artist Mark Busacca. Over the last 40 years, Mark's work has centered on geometric art that explores the beauty of lines and graphic textures. Influenced by artists such as MC Escher, Frank Stella, and Richard Diebenkorn, Mark applies his meticulous skills to experiment with new mediums. Through his art, he aims to encourage viewers to closely appreciate the intricate beauty of these lines and textures.

Mark Busacca is a seasoned artist with a creative journey spanning over four decades. Specializing in geometric art, he skillfully captures the Central Valley farming landscape of the San Joaquin Valley in central California on wood gesso boards. Inspired by luminaries like MC Escher, Frank Stella, and Richard Diebenkorn, Mark channels his meticulous skills into experimenting with new artistic mediums. His work beckons viewers to intimately explore the intricate beauty of lines and graphic textures, showcasing a lifetime commitment to the exploration of visual aesthetics. Mark graduated from the prestigious ArtCenter College of Design in Pasadena, where he studied under some of the most well-known artists of the 80s and 90s. He went on to work on a multitude of projects related to technology and art. Today, he not only works as an artist but also serves as an art consultant, helping collectors vet and curate collections.