Over the last 5 years Jason has developed a bold and contemporary style of figure-based artworks. These artworks have been inspired by dance, the human form and by the pop artists of the 60’s, particularly Bridget Riley.
Over the last 5 years Jason has developed a bold and contemporary style of figure-based artworks. These artworks have been inspired by dance, the human form and by the pop artists of the 60’s, particularly Bridget Riley.
Jason has always loved dance but has also, throughout his career as a freelance designer and director, been fascinated by the interpretation of sound in visual form. For him, movement and music, in unison, create a very powerful and emotional language. He hopes his static works capture some of this emotional and visual dynamic.
Jason’s artworks have been created using a mixture of photographic and digital crafts, honed over the last 20 years. His images have been realised as limited edition original silkscreens. This results in a ‘human’ variation from print to print. Jason’s work has been exhibited and sold at AAF Battersea, AAFHong Kong, AAFNew York, 20/21 (Royal College of Art), London Art Fair and at BITE (Mall Galleries). One customer of note has been Linley, the high-end interior design specialist, who have purchased many pieces for a range of interior projects.
