About Frank L
Baltimore County
Willed into existence some years past, Frank quickly realized he needed to fill his life with constant creations. He’s a sometimes sculptor, sometimes photographer, sometimes musician, sometimes author, and an all-the-time artist. He takes his soul-encompassing passion to push himself, and puts that into his work.
When not off trying to take over the world from his secret volcano lair, Frank is the Creative Director for Tonal Vision. He joined the team in 2010 after relocating his… more
When not off trying to take over the world from his secret volcano lair, Frank is the Creative Director for Tonal Vision. He joined the team in 2010 after relocating his… more
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America Is Dying From Bigotry and Profiteering
Created in 2016, "America Is Dying From Bigotry and Profiteering," is a reaction to the level of hate and violence that is bubbling over in America. Most of the headlines used in this piece were from only a two-week span.
Sanctuary
Sanctuary, created in 2015, is comprised of 30, 7ft panels of fabric abstractly hung. In this iteration, it was requested to be incorporate another of Frank's pieces, "Don't Let Me Explode." The two together were shown during the beginning of 2016 at the gallery at CCBC Catonsville.
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Sanctuary WalkthroughA video walkthrough of FLTV's (Frank L Tybush V) installation piece, "Sanctuary." This piece is comprised of 30, 7ft panels of fabric that are hung abstractly around the space. This video was taken during it's time installed in the CCBC Catonsville Gallery. This installation also includes another set of sculptures created by FLTV, named "Don't Let Me Explode." While not normally shown together, for the purposes of this gallery showing, they were.
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"Don't Let Me Explode"
Created in 2015, "Don't Let Me Explode" explores destructive ways people with depression cope. The three sculptures are individually named "The Cutter," "The Puncher," and "The Purger."