balloon art.
Mark started learning balloon art as an
additional supplement to his magic show. He quickly became enchanted
with the idea that a long skinny rubber tube filled
with air could become anything you can think of. Every year
he added more designs and then the designs became larger and larger with
many larger than he himself!Mark started to see the potential to take balloon twisting to the next level by using larger sculptures in halls and on stages to tell stories that teach dynamic concepts in a uniquely fun and colorful way. Mark has created balloon art throughout the United States as well as in far off places such as Thailand, China and Japan. He demonstrates that art can be created in many different mediums. He uses balloons in a fun, approachable way to teach educational concepts, corporate team building, and visual thinking.
