Mark A. Reynolds has had a lifelong interest in all things geometric. He has worked with graphite, pen and ink, watercolor, pastel, and other drawing media for over sixty years. His work demonstrates his point of view regarding geometry as an art form and its interdisciplinary relationship with music, nature, mathematics, architecture, and personal discovery. Mark received B.S. and M.A. degrees in art and art education from Towson University in Maryland with advanced studies in drawing and printmaking at the University of Delaware. He is also an educator who has taught geometry, linear perspective, drawing, and printmaking to students of art, design, and architecture at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. He has also lectured at international conferences on art, architecture, and mathematics. His drawings are in the permanent collections of the Biblioteca Comunale Leonardiana in Vinci, Italy; the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, CA; and the Crocker Museum in Sacramento, CA. He is represented by Pierogi Gallery in New York City and lives in Northern California where he explores geometric relationships in his drawings every day.