Den­nis O’Bryant is an artist, painter, sculp­tor and some­times poet cre­at­ing art­works in a cen­tu­ry old bun­ga­low in his­toric Mar­shall, Texas east of the down­town area which serves as res­i­dence, stu­dio and gallery.

The paint­ings are ren­dered pri­mar­i­ly in acrylic paint and often include the use of Sharpie ® per­ma­nent mark­ers, paper col­lage and oth­er mixed media. The sub­jects of these paint­ings range from the mys­te­ri­ous Cad­do Lake, abstract com­po­si­tions, the female form to pieces that tell a sto­ry- most­ly about the artist’s journey.

Sculpt­ed works fab­ri­cat­ed in met­al are abstract pieces com­posed of geo­met­ric and twist­ed rem­nants of steel while works in clay tend to have more of a human ele­ment such as female tor­sos and styl­ized busts.

All things are raw mate­r­i­al for cre­at­ing, the sketch­book, pho­tos, trips and per­son­al rela­tion­ships all blend togeth­er to cre­ate this art.