Jason Brock future primitive art-music-life

"By capturing the complexity of life with simplicity of form, the contrast allows our imagination to wander."

Current Work

Swallowing the Moon, 2024
Eclecteak-Artwalk Ventura 2024
Signs of Ascendancy, 2024

Past Work

Navigating Infinity

Sold. Opening Reception. On Display Until September 24th, 2023

About

Navigating Infinity-H Gallery is a portrait series of eight contemporary paintings that serve as a unique bridge between digital art and real world art, incorporating high contrast colors and repetitive motif. The series offers participatory experiences for viewers both within physical galleries and through the realm of virtual reality, providing liminal space that contextualizes identity and transition.

H Gallery Opening Reception | May 2023

Artist Statement

“The series comes from a spark of inspiration, a desire to connect, to myself and to the world around me, and to bring into form with prankster aesthetic integrity the inexhaustible void of existence.” --Jason Brock

Navigating Infinity | 52 Weeks | No. 2 | NFT

"Navigating Infiinity"

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Stargazers IRL and NFT Artworks

Stargazer Series: "There is no going back", "Cosmic Mic Drop", and "Wide-eyed in the face of a new reality" on display at Art City Gallery, 2022. NFT collectibles minted on the Ethereum and Tezos blockchains.

Music

photo by Claudia Miklas

From Blowtorch Opera to OrangeHand to Art City Monsters, Jason Brock carves out wide grooves of sound in the independent music scene. As guitarist for Emily Richard’s he toured the US in a historic moment during the birth of online music distribution for MP3.com. As remix artist Spinningmerkaba, his Creative Commons remixes are featured in audio and video productions all over the world. He is currently working on his next Album "California KIng", and is performing live with Twice As Clever and Maya Lumen. Brock continues to keep pace with the evolution of music culture where the scene is local and the reach is global.

Life

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