Eric Jon is a mixed-media artist and a descendant of the Cahuilla Band of Indians, residing on the Central Coast of California. Known for his ability to exude emotion, movement, and depth throughout his work. The use of a wide variety of media and various layering techniques stimulates sight and touch from the palette to the frame. Eric Jon’s subject matter always pays tribute to Earth's organic relativity and the symbiotic relationship of the five elements: earth, water, fire, air, and space, representing connection, unity, and life. Eric Jon’s work has been published in various media outlets and is on view in galleries across the United States. Eric Jon’s themed exhibition “Deconstructed Freedom” has also been exhibited in museums, contributing to a deep passion for Indigenous subject matter.
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Eric Jon’s love of content curation and storytelling through the creative process, authenticity reigns supreme as it represents culture and lifestyle. His artistic style is project-dependent and varies from representational to abstract. Various layering techniques convey emotion through textures, colors, and imagery, incorporating wood, metal, fabric, acrylic, and other materials.
Infusing numerology and ancient symbolism into his work pays tribute to a culture's higher powers and the origins of Boyd’s ancestry. Boyd’s artistic process, which begins with his awareness of a revelation and ends with the emotional and physical experience of empathy, aspires to give birth to that empathy in every one of his pieces, ultimately to help balance the scales.