and lends a touch of abstract style in the classic landscape theme. Change to Abstract Keeping his respect towards classical art in 1987 he changed the focus on his art interest in Canada. In the western culture styled world surroundings started to look out for more color and different concepts in art. He started to recognize themes and conceptions in the abstract and abstract expressionism using more color and more geometric relations than he used in his classical art progression. According to him, "Every artist reaches the target only when they are able to give the viewer something in emotion and emotion is not a subject of mastered complexity or definition of school degree or details". His basic – and always kept in mind – principle that is actually "Schools often prevent the individual mind to create something genuine". Following the American abstract expressionist's free theory, in his creations, the viewer can recognize large color space conceptions and also some kind of unschooled freedom. In his art, the elaboration and vibrant color combination create subliminal communication. The application of mostly basic shape conception and color relation creates a clear and firm unique style seen by outside observers, although some modern contemporary art collectors compare his work to Jean-Michel Basquiat. Film Jack C. Mancino started writing film scripts in 2000 in Toronto, Canada. He's been filming short films since 2001. His first short film titled The Boxer - The Journey of Felix Gruber was filmed and released in 2005 as festival short and video. The movie is a romantic, comical silent adventure about a bohemian boxer in 1940`s New York City who is involved in an illegal boxing match bet which accidentally leads to a wild adventure. In 2013 he started filming a feature film as director and actor in the independent film titled; The Seventh Page, which movie was released in 2018. The 2005 short film character Felix Gruber was adapted to the story of The Seventh Page by Mancino. The plot connects the classical and modern sci-fi film styles into a comic book styled thriller drama. The actual plot is about dreams look and feel like reality. Prof. Jack Taylor (Jack C. Mancino) tests a newly developed digital environment called 'Vivid Dreams'. While being monitored by artificial intelligence that wants to collect vital information from his brain, he pretty much gets confused when his mind gets mixed with fantasies