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Jason Young by Josh Rubin
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Jason Young paints with epoxy resin. His intensive technique results in translucent layers of color and texture. I have watched his paintings evolve over the last several years, and must say that his most recent work is nearing mastery. I can spend hours studying the sublime depths of his creations. Click the above photos for a closer look (though the photos don't really do them justice).
Find more information about Jason Young at artnet.com
This entry posted on 14 December 2003 at
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