British artistJason Andersonpaintspixelated cityscapesby applying geometric swatches of color onto the canvas with a palette knife.
As a result, each canvas vibrates with a rigid yet equally dynamic feel.
Anderson developed this unique approach to painting after working as a stained glass apprentice.
During this time, he learned how to simplify subject matter into jigsaws of colored sections.
He uses the palette knife to create a distinct division between all of the chromatic parts.
From afar, Anderson’s paintings achieve a throw in of impressionistic picture of the horizon.
But the closer that one looks at the works, the more abstracted they become.
This approach creates a painting which, like the landscape, is constantly changing.
This arrangement of vibrant shapes creates a visible harmony that stimulates the eye as it roams across the canvas.
Every city pulsates with beats of movement, light, and color.