Mark Mawson, a London-based artist and director, is renowned for his mastery of liquid photography. From a young age, he was drawn to the world of images, choosing photography as his calling after studying at Sheffield. Initially working for newspapers, followed by a focus on fashion and portraiture in magazines, he now dedicates himself entirely to artistic photography. His "Aqueous" series, featuring liquids in vibrant, fluid compositions, stands as a hallmark of his work. Colors, with their ability to create visual harmony, and the textures of liquids, allowing for fusion and softness, are the main sources of inspiration for Mawson. Through his art, he explores motion, material, and the interaction between light and color, offering a truly unique aesthetic experience.

His work has been exhibited in prestigious galleries worldwide, and his projects have received critical acclaim. The video piece "Aqueous," created in 2012, was projected on the walls of Buckingham Palace during the Queen's Diamond Jubilee concert. He has collaborated with major brands and has seen his works integrated into private collections globally. More recently, he continues to explore the interplay between liquids and light in new artistic ventures, further solidifying his position as one of the most innovative photographers of his generation.