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Much of Jack's inspiration comes from a motivational Twin Flame entity he calls "Yohiel." This Guardian Angel has been directing, guiding and inspiring Jack's artwork ever since Jack's childhood -- and again, more recently, beginning in 1992. At present, Jack lives in Las Vegas, Nevada -- 5 miles from the famous Las Vegas Strip -- and works as a designer, muralist and journeyman level IV faux-painter for Harrah's Operating Corporation. He is also actively involved in the ongoing development of the Las Vegas "Arts District" where he exhibits his artwork in conjunction with wineNart on "First Fridays." Jack's life's mission focuses on the design and eventual implementation of a first-of-its kind, self-sustainable, eco-architectural model that has the potential to provide a limitless source of food, energy, and livelihood for millions of on-site residents. In Las Vegas, he has been working on the adaptation of this concept for use in the hospitality industry. He also keeps himself busy creating various-sized fine art canvases and wood panel boards. All this gives expression in oils, acrylics and architectural design to his global mindset, futuristic ideals, San Francisco upbringing and recent 8-year sojourn to Bali, Indonesia. To hear him tell of his plans or recount some of his experiences, they sound grandiose and unimaginable -- until you've viewed his artwork. Best described, his paintings are a cutting-edge combination of realism, surrealism and visionary art -- a blend of Michelangelo, Salvadore Dali and Leonardo daVinci. His images depict other world realms as well as "art-fantastique" concepts. Over the past 10 to 15 years, he has won prestigious awards and achieved international acclaim for his extraordinary use of color, light, and movement. His artwork adorns the homes of actor Dustin Hoffman, Archbishop D. Tutu of South Africa, and numerous other diplomats and celebrities worldwide. Clients and collectors from all over the world credit his images, faux-finishes and architectual concepts as having healing properties. |
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| (c) Jack Alexander, 2004 - 2006 |