Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Working Working Working

Stay tuned I am working on a new series that I hope to have done by march.

Monday, October 20, 2008

Thank Alex

Thanks for the feed back it is greatly appreciated.
http://d-jam.blogspot.com/2008/10/art-of-jason-fisher.html

Monday, September 29, 2008



















$300 Sold Collection of Jennifer Kinder
20 x 24 Acrylic on Canvas Wood Frame


















$335 Sold Collection of Jennifer Kinder
24 x 24 Acrylic on Canvas Wood Frame

Kelly



















$300
24 X 30 Acrylic on Canvas

Olivia



















$300
24 X 30 Acrylic on Canvas

Sunday, September 28, 2008

Thanks For Coming Out
















































































Drawing #1



















$20 Sold Collection of Dalia Lacks
8 1/2 X 11 Ink on Paper

Mena




















$300
24 X 30 Acrylic on Canvas

Jordan




















$300
24 X 30 Acrylic on Canvas

Ruka




















$300
24 X 30 Acrylic on Canvas

Peeps













Me and Davina... Thanks for being there every
step of the way.




















First Purchase (Thanks Brian)




















Aaron Leutwiler... Thanks next time you will get to play longer for sure. If anyone needs a percussionist contact him at leut@hotmail.com.

















Me and Jay... Thanks Jay for the opportunity to show at previous shows and being the DJ that night. Pst.... lets get the wheels moving for the next show.




















Mel... Thanks for helping me hang the show I would still be hanging if it wasn't for you. Thank you so much.


















Last but not least as they say Dalia. Thanks for everything you have done to support me. You are the one who takes my thoughts and emotions and puts them into beautiful words. What a talented writer if only she would get her book published. There now it is public. Get it done.

I wouldn't have been able to put this on without these peeps. A million thanks.

- Jason

Devon



















$325
24 X 30 Acrylic on Canvas

Lisa



















$1100
40 x 60 Acrylic on Canvas

Luanne



















$325
24 X 36 Acrylic on Canvas

Betsey

















$325
24 X 30 Acrylic on Canvas

Orson, Stella, and Carson

Wava














$1000

The New Yorker 1 & 2

Friday, September 12, 2008

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Sofia



















$325
24 X 30 Acrylic on Canvas

Stella



















$1200
48 X 60 Acrylic on Canvas

Friday, August 15, 2008

Orson




















41" X 47" acrylic on paper mounted on masonite

Monday, August 11, 2008

Lila


My Artist Statement

Andy Warhol thought that photography was going to be the next medium to explode. He was right, to a degree. With photography being so accessible a medium, consumerism has polluted it as an art form.

One glossy magazine after the next has been born, each jam-packed with suggestive photographs creaming in our faces in order to get a product, brand or service noticed. These dollar sign stained pages are so airbrushed and manipulated that it’s hard to remember what they are truly meant to do – sell things.

When we remove what’s being advertised from the page, what are we left with? Fashion bibles full of lascivious poses that incite emotion without an object. Without something for feelings to attach to, the desire is directionless.

These paintings are intended to emit unrequited lust and cause tension – images that callously cause a sense of yearning. When done on a large scale without all the surreal fashion realism of airbrushing, what are we left with? It’s confusion and frustration, but beauty.

Consider this an attempt to turn the saturation of photography’s commercialism on its head. Perhaps we can remember what photogrpahy was like as an artistic expression before it became synonymous with pop culture. Maybe we can look at these images and see through the digital manipulation of dewy skin and moist lips. This is one medium promoting another, taking everyday imagery and turning it into something new again. Maybe even bringing it back to life.