Jonathan Harmon works with inks as well as other mediums, both fluid and rigid. Inks in particular, are very fluid and when working with large amounts of material (relatively speaking), they often migrate on their own to unexpected places and forms. Rather than force it to be precisely what had been planned, he’s taken the tack of exploring the unintended and accentuating it.“This leads me into places I’d never envisioned and contributes to the joy of creating art. When the universe has provided an opportunity, run with it. Accentuate the unexpected!”He has several series of paintings including:

Microscopic Series – Intricate explorations of recursive curved forms as a metaphor for atomic structures.

Geometric Series – Explorations of the triangle as it forms pentagons and rings of pentagons, also forming optical intersections of apparent cubes, pyramids and other forms.

Terrestrial Aerials – The earth as viewed from high or orbital elevations.

Extra-Terrestrial Aerials – Other planets as viewed from orbital elevations; some impressionistic, some as abstract expressions of the same design shapes.

Coming soon.

Coming soon.