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Jason Brueck
"I've always been drawn to the imagery of the past and balancing it with elements from the present. By combining different eras in the same image, I'm able to create new realities open to multiple interpretations. I often find the most interesting art is that which tells a story."
Jason Brueck draws inspiration from images both past and present, light and dark, often combining the two in hopes of creating a counterbalanced symmetry. His goal is to take the seemingly unimaginable and make it a visual reality by blurring the lines between the real and the surreal, creating a story in which the final interpretation is open to multiple realizations.
Jason Brueck is a digital artist combining found imagery and personal photographs into photo surrealistic landscapes. These images are created on his computer using Photoshop, then printed on fine art paper using archival inks and a large format Canon printer.
Jason Brueck has been creating artwork since 2011, when he decided he needed an outlet from his full-time job as an attorney. He was drawn to digital art because it offers limitless possibilities and an aesthetic he felt was lacking in the current artistic landscape. Starting off in coffee shops and bars, his work can now be found in a number of hotels, universities, and other corporate clients.
Jason Brueck draws inspiration from images both past and present, light and dark, often combining the two in hopes of creating a counterbalanced symmetry. His goal is to take the seemingly unimaginable and make it a visual reality by blurring the lines between the real and the surreal, creating a story in which the final interpretation is open to multiple realizations.
Jason Brueck is a digital artist combining found imagery and personal photographs into photo surrealistic landscapes. These images are created on his computer using Photoshop, then printed on fine art paper using archival inks and a large format Canon printer.
Jason Brueck has been creating artwork since 2011, when he decided he needed an outlet from his full-time job as an attorney. He was drawn to digital art because it offers limitless possibilities and an aesthetic he felt was lacking in the current artistic landscape. Starting off in coffee shops and bars, his work can now be found in a number of hotels, universities, and other corporate clients.
