Disaster Zone

Disaster zone captures the rhythm of pollen as it echoes across new fields, disaster zone is a dynamic exploration of movement, texture, and organic harmony. Bold swirls of color collide and blur, evoking the dance of unseen forces shaping natural cycles. Layers of overlapping forms suggest a conversation between chaos and cohesion, with each brushstroke pulsating like a vibrant, living fragment of the landscape. The piece invites viewers to step into the liminal space where boundaries dissolve, and creation thrives in fluidity and spontaneity.

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CURIOUS, MINIMAL CONTEMPORARY ARTIST LOOKING TO CAPTURE EMOTION OF EXPERIENCE THROUGH COLOUR, SHAPE AND TEXTURE WHILST I DANCE N PAINT.

Jake Reston is a multifaceted artist interested in the exploration of shape and form. His work explores organic and isometric shapes, balance and otherworldly lanscapes.
Jake was born and based in Meanjin (Brisbane), Australia. Working on canvas, timber and other mediums he applies an array of techniques depending on the tool and medium used. Jake applies a modern aesthetic to re-imagined landscapes and forms. He collaborates with musicians, brands and people problem solving through visual aesthetic.
With a background in design and branding, Jake has been working in creative industries since 2008 and is continues his practice-led exploration through different equipment in his Brisbane home studio.