Joining People

"Some portraits are photographs.
Others become artworks that live forever."

Mark reimagines portraiture through the language of joining — weaving together dozens of individual photographs into a single, large-scale composition.

Each piece becomes a statement artwork: layered, detailed, and monumental.

Joining People creates something far rarer: a work of art.

These are not portraits in the traditional sense.

They are personal masterpieces, created for those who wish to see themselves as art.

Every joiner holds within it both the intimacy of a single image and the power of the collective whole.

Familiarity is reinterpreted.

Presence is reframed.

The result is an iconic statement piece — entirely unique, made to live in spaces where art matters.

"The creation of our Joiner was seamless, considered, and precise. What now hangs in our home is more than art — it is a unique investment, crafted with a level of quality and rarity that sets it apart. It draws admiration from others, but its greatest value is in knowing it could only ever belong to our family."

- Aisha H

The moment my Joiner was revealed, I was amazed. Nothing else compares — it’s bold and unique. Every detail reflects the craft that went into it. Friends can’t take their eyes off it, but what I love most is that there’s nothing else like it in the world."

- Lee K

Nick

248 cm x 198 cm (98″ x 78″)

2009
2010
Matt & Lydia

258 cm x 206 cm (102″ x 81″)

A photo joiner of Ini standing next to a yachtA photo joiner of Ini standing next to a yacht
2025
Ini

490 cm x 405 cm (193″ x 160″)

Joining People is a practice of portraiture redefined — an art form that elevates the individual into the monumental.

From time to time, Mark accepts private commissions, creating works for those who seek something beyond photography — works that exist as collectible fine art

Coming Soon:

"Joining Leadership" will extend this vision, creating panoramic artworks of leadership teams — celebrating not just the individual, but the legacy of the collective.