Fragmented Finch.
2017. 10.5” x 14.5” Archival pigment print. Edition of 15.
Five Finches by Day
2017. 28” x 40” Archival pigment print. Edition of 6.
Five Finches by Night
2017. 28” x 40” Archival pigment print. Edition of 6.
Two Finches by Day
2017. 18” x 24” Archival pigment print. Edition of 12.
Two Finches by Night
2017. 18” x 24” Archival pigment print. Edition of 12.
Fence Finch
2017. 19” diameter. Archival pigment print. Edition of 6.
Frequency Finch
2017. 19” diameter. Archival pigment print. Edition of 6.
Flash Finch
2017. 19” diameter. Archival pigment print. Edition of 6.
Atlas Finch
2016. 24” x 36” Archival pigment print. Edition of 5.
9 Finches / Diamond Finch No.1
2016. 24” x 24” / 16” x 16” Archival pigment print. Editions of 12.
Diamond Finch No.2 / Diamond Finch No.3
2016. 16” x 16” Archival pigment print. Editions of 12.
Finches and Circles
2016. 12” x 12” Archival pigment print. Open edition.
Finches and Circles
2016. 12” x 12” Archival pigment print. Open edition.
Finches and Circles
2016. 12” x 12” Archival pigment print. Open edition.
Space In Bird
Complications from eye surgeries and corrective lenses to alleviate a condition known as Strabismus have misaligned the speed at which Jackson perceives different colour frequencies. This brain/eye disconnection resulted in an over-correction and exaggerated sense of three dimensional space. These side effects prompted Jackson to explore how colour informs and transforms objects and space.
Using finches as a motif Jackson created individual colour spaces that reflect each bird's unique plumage.
As the series progresses day turns to night and the finches fragment and fly away, eventually transforming into pure forms of movement and colour.
Space In Bird is presented alongside journal entries that shed light on the process, inner turmoil and self-doubt of an artist revelling in colour while confronting his ever changing perception of colour and space.
Space In Bird
Complications from eye surgeries and corrective lenses to alleviate a condition known as Strabismus have misaligned the speed at which Jackson perceives different colour frequencies. This brain/eye disconnection resulted in an over-correction and exaggerated sense of three dimensional space. These side effects prompted Jackson to explore how colour informs and transforms objects and space.
Using finches as a motif Jackson created individual colour spaces that reflect each bird's unique plumage.
As the series progresses day turns to night and the finches fragment and fly away, eventually transforming into pure forms of movement and colour.
Space In Bird is presented alongside journal entries that shed light on the process, inner turmoil and self-doubt of an artist revelling in colour while confronting his ever changing perception of colour and space.