Jason Trippier — The Blue Room

$1,900.00

2026, Acrylics, oil pastel and charcoals, 15x30x1.5 in.

Jason Eric Trippier is an up and coming abstract artist specializing in heavily layered, multi-dimensional, and tactile canvases. Utilizing methodic palette knife manipulation and meticulous scraping techniques, his work explores the intersection of structured geometric form and organic, chaotic textures.

Each piece is built over time, where his physical, time-intensive approach ensures that each original painting interacts uniquely with environmental lighting, displaying new depths and details as light shifts. For over two decades, his world was defined by the rigid logic of real estate and the permanent structures of property. They say it takes a lifetime to find your voice, and he found his at age 55.

Without a day of formal training, he picked up a brush in 2025 and realized that the rules of art aren't nearly as important as the honesty of the mark. Each piece invites the collector into a visual dialogue. His work is proof that it is never too late to start a new conversation.

2026, Acrylics, oil pastel and charcoals, 15x30x1.5 in.

Jason Eric Trippier is an up and coming abstract artist specializing in heavily layered, multi-dimensional, and tactile canvases. Utilizing methodic palette knife manipulation and meticulous scraping techniques, his work explores the intersection of structured geometric form and organic, chaotic textures.

Each piece is built over time, where his physical, time-intensive approach ensures that each original painting interacts uniquely with environmental lighting, displaying new depths and details as light shifts. For over two decades, his world was defined by the rigid logic of real estate and the permanent structures of property. They say it takes a lifetime to find your voice, and he found his at age 55.

Without a day of formal training, he picked up a brush in 2025 and realized that the rules of art aren't nearly as important as the honesty of the mark. Each piece invites the collector into a visual dialogue. His work is proof that it is never too late to start a new conversation.