Moods

Angel
Oil on Magazine
Jason J. Loya
2009

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I am trying something different as far as my art goes and selling my originals online.  I found a site that has a good reputation and ease of use for both artist and buyer called Boundless Gallery.  You can see my profile and virtual store here: http://www.boundlessgallery.com/artist/14216.art  I will continue adding pieces to the store and remember - these are originals.  I have other stores where I sell prints and products but I have been so busy in the last couple years that the term "art show" barely registers in my vocabulary anymore - thus the online endeavor. 

If you are on the hunt for a new piece for your collection or something nice for your wall, take a look.  If you know anyone in the market, please send them to this site too.  If my work doesn't fit your taste, perhaps some of the other artists on the site will!  I am pleased to be in good company there.  Cheers!

You can see more of my work at www.jasonloya.com, http://jasonjloya.blogspot.com, http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/pages/Jason-J-Loya/62141165427?ref=ts

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This is the film we made before Elan Vital.  It is a short that was actually written and directed by my little sister, Sarah.  I saw a lot of potential in the script and decided to produce it with Mutiny Universe.  This is a streaming quality version so it is sadly not as nice as it would be outside of cyberland but I'm happy to share it nonetheless.  It was accepted in 2008 to the Hamburg International Film Festival in Germany where it screened for a week.  You can see more information here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1342914/

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©2009 Jason J. Loya

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Behind Schnitzelbank
Acrylic Latex on Wood
18"x24"
2008 Jason J. Loya

Oil on Carved Wood
18"x24"
2008 Jason J. Loya

This is a project in the works. I wanted to share it in this phase because I think it's interesting. It's a drawing that I did on a piece of wood with a power drill. Next I'll paint on it perhaps. It's 18"x24"

Molars
Oil, Denim, Ink, String, Pastel, Graphite on Canvas
18"x24"
2008 Jason J. Loya

Tired, tired world...
Jaded, faded, sickly sound
Of lonely voices in a crowd--
The halls of possibility
Crowded with profanity
And jealousy deliberately
Feeds on our disguise.

Tired, tired world...
Mired by the whirl
Of nonchalant misgivings
And contaminated pride
As overdosed necessity
Bleeds our hearts until we're dry
And stoic substitution
Sterilizes passion,
Gently carving out what was inside.

Tired, tired world...
Independent meaning
In an isolated mind--
Room for warmth and wonder
Narrowed to a slice
Proportionate to desire
Or a sparkle in the eye
And lost on empty windows
And limited by sight,
Frivolous assumptions,
And complicated lies...

Waive our own humanity
And sever the ties that bind
And hide inside ourselves
And create our own outside,
Exclusively inclusive
Of whatever we don't deny--
Self contained societies
With artificial skies
Locked away in solitude,
Drifting silently through time--
Secure in our fragility,
Convinced of our virility
In a tired, tired world
As everything passes by...

Good night.

©Copyright 2008 Jason J. Loya

A New Space
Digital Photo
©Copyright 2008 Jason Loya

System
Ink and Pencil on Paper
©Copyright 2008 Jason Loya

Not So Skinny
Mixed Media on Paper
©Copyright 2008 Jason J. Loya

Was this meant to be?

Art Film by Jason Loya
Original Footage from Federico Fellini's 8 1/2 (1963)