Mark Doox is an artist known for his distinctive style, ‘Byzantine Dadism’, which combines elements of Byzantine iconography with Dadaist aesthetics. Trained in traditional Byzantine iconography as a monk in his twenties at an Eastern Orthodox monastery, his work explores themes of identity, power, accommodation, and myth. He was recently featured in The New York Times for his graphic novel, The N-Word of God, recipient of the 2024 Award for Excellence from the Society of Illustrators Museum of Cartoon and Comic Art. Doox was also a finalist in Jonathan LeVine Projects’ annual Delusional art show and juried competition. His work has been presented in numerous solo and group exhibitions, as well as permanent church installations, including the Cathedral Church of St. John Divine in New York City. He has participated in performances, talks, and films, and has been featured in multiple publications, including several scholarly books and journals.
For more information about the artist, you can visit his website at https://www.markdoox.com.
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