Marshall Carbee is a multidisciplinary artist whose work fuses surrealism, ecological reverence, and post-industrial mythology. With a career spanning over five decades, Carbee’s practice has traversed drawing, painting, sculpture, animation, and experimental media. His recent works incorporate bio-sustainable materials—rainwater, ocean water, crushed gemstones, and botanical extracts—positioning him at the forefront of an emerging eco-surrealist movement. Carbee’s paintings often balance architectural precision with dream logic. His compositions suggest portals, diagrams, or transmissions—half-remembered blueprints from a parallel civilization. Whether through crystalline coastal landscapes or ink drawings that function like unconscious maps, his work remains grounded in an intuitive yet highly structured visual language.