Mandell Maull was born June 21, 1973 in Detroit, MI – raised in Los Angeles, CA inner city.
He’s a cancer survivor diagnosed with leukemia in 1994, had a bone marrow transplant in 2002 that left him a little handicapped which has limited the mobility of his limbs and extremities. “I am still able to create beautiful art.
Picasso, Braque, Kandinsky, Gris, Leger are some cubists whom I followed and mixed their styles with some Harlem Renaissance, Art Deco, plus other artists’ influence my work every day. The end result is my own unique style, which is what you see on display now; however, the talent is definitely God given. In every painting there is a light source which is intended to bring life and light into a room. Each painting also has a story within I challenge the viewers to open up their hearts and minds.”
“I believe art is my gift to the world. I started drawing from age 5, graffiti and art murals at age 12, and then started painting on canvas at age 18. I never stopped creating and learning. Life experiences are a big source of inspiration. As life changes my art evolves.”
“I have done many group art shows and have had solo exhibitions in Santa Monica, North Hollywood and Hollywood to mention a few.”
“Please enjoy my work.”
