Mark Weller is an American artist celebrated for his inventive lens-based art. His artistic exploration delves into the impact of time and its transformative influence on his subjects. Weller has exhibited in over 175 art museums and galleries across America and internationally. His limited-edition prints grace private, corporate, and government collections. Wisconsin born and educated; his journey commenced in Alaska as a documentary filmmaker. By 1980, he relocated to Madison, Wisconsin, assuming the role of senior producer of news and documentaries for PBS Wisconsin. His tenure yielded award-winning documentaries, including portrayals of Gaylord Nelson, the Battleship Wisconsin, and the military defense of the inner German border. Weller also produced live broadcasts featuring His Holiness the Dalai Lama, South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and US President Bill Clinton. After 27 years as a corporate executive, Weller retired in 2019, and redirected his focus entirely to the realm of lens-based art. Today his work stands as a testament to the intersection of artistic vision, technological innovation, and a lifelong commitment to creative exploration.