Posted by marc August 22, 2016

As a rock climber, painter, photographer, filmmaker, and The North Face athlete, Renan Ozturk is a true renaissance man. His surrealistic landscape paintings - rendered on location in mountain ranges - are influenced by his adventures both local and abroad to destinations like Nepal. He uses pastels, watercolors, acrylics, and ink on canvas rags to create colorful, ethereal, and bizarre takes on the mountain ranges he traverses. Painting these impressionistic images right on the ground, each piece of art takes a bit of the earth with it. Watch his latest video here to see him in action:

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