Artist Martin Singer explores themes of trickery in his assemblages, often blurring the line between the work and its frame. "I want to make the viewer aware that a work of art is subject to its environment," says Martin. Encouraged by his parents, Martin studied fine arts and later taught different visual arts structures. His practice evolved from animation and comics into painting, where he shifts between figurative and abstract styles. Martin lives in France and works in his modest workshop at home, where he listens to the radio and cultural programs while he paints. When not making art, Martin spends his time reading, walking in nature, and watching films and documentaries.