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Jason Gov is a printmaking artist, born in Santa Clara, California. Completed his B.F.A degree with a concentration in printmaking at the University of Texas San Antonio.
During his time in the art program, Jason studied under the wing of printmaking professor Juan Mora and has developed his own specialization in the field of printmaking. His work consists of his Cambodian culture regarding his family and the understanding to respect natural resources in the environment. His focus lies in a multi-media aspect involving printmaking along with other media. His numerous acceptances in group exhibitions and involvement in the community assisted him with knowledge of how to prepare for the art world as a professional artist and knowledge in installation for artwork in the gallery. Today, Jason continues to pursue a career in printmaking.
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Artist Type: Visual Arts: Ceramist, Photographer, Printmaker, Sculptor, Woodworker
Artist Style: Visual Art: Abstract, Contemporary, Nature/Wildlife, Realism
Artist Medium: Clay; Drawing Media; Film; Photography; Printmaking
Artist Statement of Work
Tell us about your work (style, approach, philosophy, subject and/or theme):
My art incorporates areas revolving around a multitude of objects. Occasionally they represent the necessary understanding of nature and uniformity people need to maintain with it. On another hand, I incorporate a deeper meaning from within in an external output to portray its desired meaning.
Such as entailing areas that are personal within me and struggling emotions that are difficult to lay out as well as my family’s cultural portion as well.