Abstract Artist
Ethereal Blues
Jason Taylor Morgan
Welcome...
My fourth year now as a late-in-life visual artist, I called my early work visual poetry—brief glimpses of captured ethereal beauty. From there, I moved to larger surfaces and deeper excursions into expressive abstraction, exploring the balance between chaos and stillness, forms floating and forms in motion, raging concepts and quiet grace. Sometimes I paint gently, like a poet painting music. Or visual emotions. Or acrylic longings, visions, feelings, and dreams. Sometimes in an explosion of complex color and movement, where the ethereal world either careens or flows into the subconscious.
My goal is to open your imagination—to touch your inner eye, your inner vision, your senses, your emotions—and to inspire you to let go of literal thought and figurative interpretation, to feel something more organically understood, and perhaps a little transformational stir within you.
I invite you to visit Gallery 10, my new, ongoing work for 2026.
Jason Taylor Morgan is an abstract painter, also a novelist, whose late-in-life visual arts journey grew out of a lifelong literary imagination, evolving into a personal language of color, abstracted form, and feeling.
A Resident Artist—and former Gallery Director—at the Cloverdale Arts Alliance Gallery, Morgan has presented more than twenty exhibitions. His work moves between stillness and motion, the ethereal and the subconscious, guided by intuition, inner vision, and spontaneous decision-making rather than premeditated structure.
His paintings emerge in the moment, shaped by visual feelings, memory, projection, and interpretive visual poetry, and are allowed to discover their own form, emotional resonance, and meaning.