Jonas Wood 'Yellow Flower' Print Available

Artist: Jonas Wood
Title: Yellow Flower
Medium: 27 Color Screen Print
Size: 60 x 76 cm
Edition: 100
Prices: £20,000

Hailing from the United States of America, Jonas Wood has established himself as a titan within the modern art market, particularly celebrated by those who curate limited edition art and high end screen prints. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, Wood eventually relocated to Los Angeles, a move that fundamentally shaped his vibrant and geometrically dense style. His journey into the professional art world solidified during his time at the University of Washington, where he earned his Master of Fine Arts in 2002 after completing his undergraduate studies in psychology at Hobart and William Smith Colleges. It was during these formative years that he shifted his primary focus toward painting and drawing, blending his psychological background with an intricate fascination for space, memory, and domestic environments.

While he is often discussed alongside his wife, the renowned ceramicist Shio Kusaka, they are two distinct masters of their crafts who met while Wood was working as an assistant for artist Laura Owens in Los Angeles. Their relationship is a profound creative partnership, frequently resulting in collaborative exhibitions where Wood’s flat, colorful canvases provide a visual dialogue for Kusaka’s tactile vessels. This synergy between the two artists has become a hallmark of the Los Angeles creative scene, influencing the aesthetic of contemporary print collectors and gallery goers alike. Jonas Wood began focusing heavily on his signature style in the early 2000s, utilizing a method that involves layering drawings and photographs to create complex, flattened perspectives that resonate deeply with fans of graphic gig posters and movie poster art.

Significant accomplishments in his career include his inclusion in major permanent collections at institutions such as the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles. His exhibition history is equally prestigious, featuring solo shows at Gagosian Gallery, David Kordansky Gallery, and the Dallas Museum of Art. Wood’s ability to bridge the gap between fine art and accessible graphic design is evident in his widely sought after limited edition prints and monographs. His works often feature recurring motifs of lush houseplants, professional athletes, and interior scenes, all rendered with a precision that appeals to the meticulous nature of art print collectors.

Among his most famous pieces of art are Large Shelf Still Life and French Open 1, as well as the iconic Clipping series and his vibrant Tennis Court paintings. These works highlight his mastery of color theory and spatial arrangement, techniques that have made him a household name in the global art market. By avoiding the common trappings of abstract minimalism, he provides a representational yet stylistically unique vision that continues to grow in value and prestige. His impact on the world of limited edition art remains unparalleled, as his distinct aesthetic continues to inspire a new generation of collectors who value both technical skill and bold, graphic storytelling within their personal galleries.