Jason Hallman: Excavations

  • 'This dialogue with materials opens a pathway to discover hidden meaning or unearth something new.' - Jason Hallman Jason Hallman...
    Jason Hallman, "One Thousand Frames Per Second", 2024
     
    "This dialogue with materials opens a pathway to discover hidden meaning or unearth something new." - Jason Hallman
    Jason Hallman is a self-made global artist who draws from personal history, nature, architecture, and design. His work explores the inward journey of finding a home in oneself and experimenting with diverse forms, materials, and methods to excavate deeper hidden meaning. Each excavated art piece is made by layering twelve individual paintings with motivation, intention, patience, joy, freedom, and love, then carving into the layers to reveal a new work of art. Each layer is a unique ecstatic act, sealed in time by its successor. Carving through the painted sediment and archaeology reveals fragments of history and ancestry. Drawing inspiration from the earth and its layers of life beneath us and the sky overhead holding stars, supernovas, the ‘big bang,’ we feel the motions in time and space that have created us. From this intense energy of moving tectonic plates and exploding stars, a new story is birthed. We are the layers of our past and a continuously new waking form.
  • Available works

    • Jason Hallman excavated painting with blue background with blue background and orange excavated areas
      Jason Hallman, One Thousand Frames Per Second, 2024
    • Jason Hallman excavated painting with black background and multi colored excavation spots with red blue green and yellow
      Jason Hallman, Just For Joy, 2024
    • Jason Hallman excavated painting with black and white streaks originating outward from the center of the artwork
      Jason Hallman, Through The Stars, 2023
  • Jason Hallman excavated artwork detail view with black and white streaks

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