About Jon

I’m a visual storyteller working at the intersection of technology, abstraction, and narrative. My work explores the shifting boundaries between meaning and noise, often using found media, modern web frameworks, and algorithmic tools to dissect and reframe visual culture.

Across projects like Dip|Tychs and Street Photography, I investigate how storytelling emerges from fragments — political propaganda, TV screen static, or random street details — and how viewers impose structure onto the chaotic or mundane. My projects frequently play with pareidolia, disinformation, and metaphor, inviting viewers to question what they see and what they’ve been taught to believe.

Many of my pieces evolve from accidental encounters or experiments that grow into larger themes. Others remain as isolated moments — visual sketches or image-ideas that hint at deeper systems of control, spectacle, and resistance.

Technically, my site is built using Astro and Netlify, combining optimized image delivery with longform writing and dynamic categorization to let each project breathe in its own space.

If you’re interested in collaboration, exhibition, or discussion, feel free to reach out via the social links below.