Jason Grondin
Jason Grondin’s paintings revolve around the theme of what would the point of creation ( from the birth of existence to the birth of galaxies ) look like. He has been studying the theories of the Big Bang which has made him realize we are not only connected as human beings but we are connected to everything through the minerals and elements of our universe. The lines in his paintings represent the spontaneous pattern effect which is an inherent part of our world and universe.
In 2009 Grondin participated in the annual art event Ome Art Jam, showing in the Ome City Art Museum and had a solo show at Sho-Sen-Kaku in, Japan. His style of painting was the subject of his workshop “Spontaneity Art: Drip Paintings and Watercolour” which he presented when he attended. Grondin was one of the founders of the Collective Works Gallery, a non-profit artist-run gallery in Fernwood, in 2008. Since 2009 he has been the curator of that gallery.
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