Southpaw captures the energy of America’s favorite pastime through an inventive blend of vintage objects and sculptural form. Centered around a 1920s articulated artist’s hand poised to deliver a fastball. Below, a circular wooden stand filled with rows of green pegs adds rhythm, texture, and an almost stadium-like geometry to the composition.

Artist Statement and Biography

After a career in advertising (formerly CEO of Cincinnati-based Northlich), Mark's love for great design, primitive antiques and unusual found objects all converged to form his creation of assemblages.

"Some works convey a message, some an outgrowth of a  personal story, some a flight of fantasy and others are simply compositions that just look and feel right.  Each one has been put through the torture test of long stares.   My work aims to give very special found objects a new life and context."

A collection of Serrianne assemblages were exhibited in February, 2017 at the juried national show of the American Craft Council in Baltimore, Maryland.