Show & Tell: JP's Art and Inspiration
- Mar 23, 2023
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 14, 2023
Artist name: JP Weber
Artist statement: I am a self-taught artist who turned to painting in 2016 when I found myself observing self-destructive, internal patterns leftover from childhood. I had discovered my truth. Without the words to express what I was experiencing I began painting the essence of my discoveries.
Driven by an untamed curiosity I use vibrant colors and various techniques to excavate the truth within.
Through art I aim to rekindle the curiosity in all of us. I have created over 800 works since that day and I am grateful to be able to share the healing power of art with others. A small sampling of my work can be seen on Instagram @johnhamster.
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