After the Edit: How Art Finds Its Buyer

’m Jason—ex-bomb builder (USAF) turned artist, author, and firm believer that your walls should make you feel something.

I’m originally from New York, but the military threw me into extremes I never knew existed—and after that, going back just didn’t feel right. Since then, I’ve called Hawaii, Alaska, Nevada, the Pacific Northwest, and soon, Arizona home.

These days, I build stillness. I wait for the light, the silence, the story in the scene. I believe in making art, not just taking photographs. Every piece holds more than just the light that entered the lens—there’s intention, creativity, patience, and presence poured into each frame.

My style? I call it comfortable isolation—a quiet moment suspended in time. I chase compositions that transport you. Somewhere quieter. Somewhere you can breathe.

Some collectors say my work feels like a portal. Others say it grounds them. I love hearing both—because that’s the point. Art should do something. It should shift your energy when you walk into the room. It should invite you to slow down, reflect, and feel a little more human.