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'Pathmaker, There is No Path' | Mixed Media in Paintings by Jason Zahn. Item made of birch wood compatible with contemporary and modern style
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'Pathmaker, There is No Path' | Mixed Media in Paintings by Jason Zahn. Item made of birch wood compatible with contemporary and modern style
'Pathmaker, There is No Path' | Mixed Media in Paintings by Jason Zahn. Item made of birch wood compatible with contemporary and modern style

Created and Sold by Jason Zahn

Jason Zahn

'Pathmaker, There is No Path' - Paintings

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Price $1,500

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Shipping: USPS 5-7 days
Estimated Arrival: November 25, 2024
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Recycled Materials

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30H x 30W x 1.5D in
76.2H x 76.2W x 3.81D cm

Original Painting. Acrylic, drawing media, and collage on 30"x30"x1.5" cradled birch panel. Ready to hang.

Item 'Pathmaker, There is No Path'
Created by Jason Zahn
As seen in Creator's Studio, Baltimore, MD
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Jason Zahn
Meet the Creator

Jason Zahn

Baltimore, MD

Wescover creator since 2023
Underlying structure and surface texture.

Jason Zahn (b. 1979) is an American contemporary abstract painter living and working outside of Baltimore, Maryland.

His paintings revolve around the intersection of defined, planned forms, and spontaneity. Colors, shapes, textures and marks are layered over one another and often excavated back through, revealing a deep history of the process involved in the work. Often relying on a formal or informal underlying grid structure, a recognizable architecture runs through much of the work. As in the organic process of living a rich, complex, unpredictable life, the pieces are metaphorical in the way that they are built up and torn down simultaneously over time- the end result often far different from the initial concept or plan.