Horizons

Jeff Jones graduated with his MFA from the University of Cincinnati and is a professor at the University of Dayton.  His work is expressed in terms of: Locating| apprehending then releasing | the resistance of a color then surrendering to it | a hard edge as it softens|the slight peeking that come from covering and layering | that space between the wall and object | when shallow and deep appear the same | what it’s like to look through the fog | when a mostly matte surface shifts to a little tinge of gloss that hangs out at the edge that place between misplacing and finding | how white can be both warm and cool at the same time | when you find that correcting is making it worse | the moment when a stable stack is on the verge of collapse | when contemplation breaks down and you go for it