From close observation of his work Marc obviously enjoys thick paint on canvas, and the textures which result from use of the palette knife. Often there is evidence of scumbling with the knife combined with bold impasto brush work. When timber boards are occasionally used as a support interesting textures are achieved in the priming stage enhancing the end result. While his colours are not garish, they are often quite strong and striking, particularly when depicting passages of light and shade or in some of his dramatic sky scenes. Harmony of colour is what is strived for. He has a strong aversion to the fashionable gaudy colours often used for no good reason in contemporary work today. He conscientiously employs methods that ensure the longevity of his artworks.
Marc finds his work in ever increasing demand in Australia. Private collections where his artworks are enjoyed include not only Australia and South Africa but other countries such as Israel, Portugal, Austria, United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, Canada, United States of America, Japan, New Zealand. In the prime of his artistic career, Marc studies and travels, constantly seeking to fuel the inspiration needed to create images that strike a chord within our inner selves.
