Tongue X Tied

Justin W John is an abstract artist that examines the mutual shaping of technology and society, through identity and the subconscious.

Employing physical painting and digital media as means of expression, his work addresses culture regarding interpersonal relationships, sense of self, gender, and sexuality.

Pulling inspiration from autobiographical ruminations, often layered with irony and curiosity, he makes thematic use of societal ties to technology in relation to perception of reality.

Justin works intuitively, allowing each piece to develop its personality. He bridges internal and external by translating non-physical states into gestural figures, forms, markings, and patterns. His introspective narratives act as commentary that speaks to our commonality.

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Untitled (Pink over White)
Untitled (Gray over Fluorescent Pink)
Delia - 32 Cells
Exploiting physical aspects oF materials — more than image, Borderline object — the work breathes life with dimension and texture.
ARTIST + Designer

Interdisciplinary multimedia artist utilizing traditional and digital process-based techniques to limn universal narratives.

Interdisciplinary multimedia artist utilizing traditional and digital process-based techniques to limn universal narratives.

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AI Boise is a contemporary gallery space in downtown Boise. While focusing on contemporary art, the studio also offers jewelry, fashion, and artist residencies. This years showcase is based on the diversity of Boise’s local art scene, ranging from painting, photography, sculpture, and silversmithing.

222 S 12 St.

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AI Studios X Treefort Showcase

AI Boise is a contemporary gallery space in downtown Boise. While focusing on contemporary art, the studio also offers jewelry, fashion, and artist residencies.

This years showcase is based on the diversity of Boise’s local art scene, ranging from painting, photography, sculpture, and silversmithing.

Open to the public, no wristband required for entry.

Opening Night
Thursday, March 21
4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Close March 24

AI Studios
222 S 12 Street
Boise, ID

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COLLECTion
Cicada Fruit Salad

Justin W John is an abstract artist that examines the mutual shaping of technology and society, through identity and the subconscious.

Employing physical painting and digital media as means of expression, his work addresses culture regarding interpersonal relationships, sense of self, gender, and sexuality.

Pulling inspiration from autobiographical ruminations, often layered with irony and curiosity, he makes thematic use of societal ties to technology in relation to perception of reality.

Justin works intuitively, allowing each piece to develop its personality. He bridges internal and external by translating non-physical states into gestural figures, forms, markings, and patterns. His introspective narratives act as commentary that speaks to our commonality.

Twenty Two Years
Always
The long and short of it
The canvas becomes a mirror, reflecting the universe within and without. inviting us to linger, to explore, and to find our own fragments of truth amid the darkness and light.
JWJ STUDIO.

Justin W John is an abstract artist that examines the mutual shaping of technology and society, through identity and the subconscious.

Employing physical painting and digital media as means of expression, his work addresses culture regarding interpersonal relationships, sense of self, gender, and sexuality.

Pulling inspiration from autobiographical ruminations, often layered with irony and curiosity, he makes thematic use of societal ties to technology in relation to perception of reality.

Justin works intuitively, allowing each piece to develop its personality. He bridges internal and external by translating non-physical states into gestural figures, forms, markings, and patterns. His introspective narratives act as commentary that speaks to our commonality.

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