Marquise Henry’s skating reflects his roots in Southern California’s Inland Empire, where Chaffey High School became an important part of his education on a board. Watching skaters including Gershon Mosley, Richard Mulder and James Craig visit the spot helped shape his outlook. Henry developed a technical approach distinguished by flip tricks into and out of grinds, bringing intricate combinations to everyday street terrain. His video work includes DC’s Skateboarding Is Forever and DGK projects such as Blood Money, Beatbox and Zeitgeist. Josh Kalis also played a role in his journey to DGK. Across these projects, Henry’s contribution is detailed, inventive street skating with deep connections to the places and people that shaped him.