2014

My practice is process-driven and is concerned with an intuitive method of working using found and repurposed materials. Working predominantly with discarded wood, I seek to unveil the innate qualities that might be found imbedded within such material. Working with the intent for acts of transformation, metamorphosis, and revelation, I aim to create meaningful objects with a strong spatial presence that may affect and interact with its audience.

With Equilibrium, gravity, balance and tension play a vital role in the conceptual premise of this work. This is a personal work of revelation. Of the profound moment where inner stillness is attained, the duality of the mind is silenced and insights are gained. The circular form finds a perfect balance at the very end of the thin length of timber. It won’t fall in either direction but maintains this perfect balance and equilibrium.

About the Artist

Jason Jameson has a Bachelor in Fine Arts, majoring in sculpture, from QCA, Griffith University. While in university, he won second place in the Sculpture Award for graduating students. He also worked as part of the Sculpture Project at Murri Radio Station Brisbane with artist Laurie Neilson.

Jason's works have been exhibitioned at various galleries in Australia since 2010. He has been a finalist in the Toorak Village Sculpture Exhibition and Garage Espresso GAS art prize.