Jon Void

Jon Void is a contemporary artist whose work blurs the boundaries between digital abstraction and analog texture, often exploring themes of impermanence, memory, and the unseen aspects of daily life. Born in 1987 in Manchester, UK, Void came of age amid the city's thriving post-industrial art scene, drawing early influence from street murals and experimental electronic music. After graduating from the Glasgow School of Art in 2009, Void developed a multifaceted practice that incorporates painting, generative digital media, and immersive installation.

Known for a palette dominated by muted tones punctuated with electric flashes of color, Void’s pieces evoke both a sense of nostalgia and forward-looking energy, much like half-remembered dreams lingering just beneath the surface. Their work has been exhibited internationally, including group and solo shows in Berlin, London, and New York, and Void remains committed to exploring the interplay between technology and the timeless, tactile nature of human experience.