Jason, a musician, composer, chief, skilled craftsman, committed partner, and father, hails from Atlanta, Georgia. His journey as an artist began at the Atlanta College of Art, where he honed his skills and passion for creativity. After college, Jason made his way to the vibrant town of Athens, GA, where he co-founded musical groups and immersed himself in the local art scene through various productions.
While working as a chef at a popular vegetarian restaurant, Jason realized that art is not confined to a canvas but extends to every aspect of life. In 2006, he delved deeper into painting, creating captivating series such as "1951 Office Wall Hangings" and "Deeper into Color." His unique perspective and dedication to his craft shone through in each piece he produced.
Upon returning to Atlanta in 2010, Jason established himself in the art district of Castleberry Hill, where he showcased and sold his artwork. Balancing his passion for art with his work as a licensed plumber, Jason developed a meticulous attention to detail and a construction-like quality in his creations. His dedication and perseverance were evident in every stroke of his brush.
In 2016, Jason, along with his partner Nell and son Hawthorne, made the move to Midcoast Maine, where he continues to be an active member of the local art community. From teaching art in Rockland to opening his studio for the Belfast Art Walk, Jason's presence in Maine has been impactful. His recent series, including "Abstracts in Maine," "Element," "The Artwork Consigned to Oblivion Project," and "Constructions," showcase his evolution as an artist. For those looking to add a touch of creativity to their home or office decor, Jason's prints are a must-have.