Mark Vey paints trees.
Trees are the living memory of his childhood in Scotland.
Trees have a profound impact, with whom he identifies himself completely:
"There is no difference between me and them, they are part of me."
He plays on the canvas like a musician which makes the trees dance in the colors of his music and his surrealist style.
"My musical success is the past, but the music is still alive in my paintings."
2007 he met with acclaimed London art critic Brian Sewell who thought Mark’s colors Supreme.
