Mark Stultz

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Mark Stultz is a musician, photographer, artist, designer and writer and writer living in Nashville, TN.

His eclectic, low brow slant to creativity and inspiration is urban, timeless, quirky and sometimes desolate and includes an infatuation with sci-fi cowboys, robots, the unity of human nature and the roots of music. He studied both art and engineering in college and has never managed to keep them separate.

INSPIRATION    MINDFULNESS

Mark’s original instrumental music has appeared in movie soundtracks, PBS shows, MTV reality shows and X Games, corporate commercials and over a dozen globally distributed instrumental music compilations. He is influenced by 50’s/60’s instrumental music, Spanish, Mediterranean and Eastern music and American blues and bluegrass. He plays electric, acoustic and Spanish guitar, mandolin, tenor banjo, bass and percussion.

His photographs capture a unique and often split second moment, person or place that has caught his eye. 

His love of natural light and romancing things sometimes overlooked is what inspires him to carry a camera. We are all here experiencing the human condition and Mark loves to capture nanoseconds of it on film.

 He gew up in St Louis, Missouri and has lived in Mississippi, Texas and North Carolina a wonderful journey that also allowed him to absorb some of the richest musical heritage in the world.

Although Mark has made his living in product engineering, design and development, his creative muse and daily search for inspiration is what really keeps him going.  He has many unmanifested ideas and creations to work on and feels that his most prolific years are still ahead of him.

Mark has started work on two “long overdue” simple inspirational books that he is both writing and illustrating.

“Each one of us here on this big spinning ball really just woke up in a specially selected body and are blessed with a very short human experience. Every one of us has 52 cards, less than 100 years to play them and plenty of time to learn to love others more than ourselves”