This book examines the multifaceted artistic practice of Mark Wallinger, a contemporary British artist known for his conceptual installations, sculptures, and video works. It explores his engagement with themes of power, identity, belief, and the human condition, often through the lens of social and political commentary. The publication delves into his significant works, tracing the evolution of his artistic language and its critical reception.

This monograph on Mark Wallinger is likely to be regarded as a comprehensive survey of his career, offering critical analysis of his major works and conceptual frameworks. The book's focus on themes of power, identity, and belief suggests it appeals to those interested in contemporary art theory and social commentary. As part of the 'Modern Artists' series, it is expected to provide an authoritative yet accessible introduction to the artist's significant contributions to the art world.