Born in 90s, Jasper belongs to a generation caught between the analog and digital age where technology gave access to new tangible alternate realities. With the return of old films, music, off-grid living and vintage fashion, his practice explores the effects of internet technology and its influcence on contemporary youth culture and nostalgia in western society.

Previously trained as an architect, Jasper now uses painting to curate spaces and navigate between digital and physical landscapes, populating present found imagery with motives salvaged from early MTV motion graphics, Arthouse films and found childhood objects from the internet, distorting space and temporality, resulting in dreamlike escapes. His work resonates deeply with those currently entering adulthood, for whom nostalgia holds a potent allure.

Stylistically, Jasper is influenced by Soft-core indie music aka “Bedroom Pop”, characterised by synthetic melodies created from home studio equipment to evoke senses of nostalgia. Jasper combines these synthetic melodies with impressionist painting styles and prepared grainy surfaces to achieve a soft nostalgic effect, presenting the ordinary in a cloud of warm haze and technicolor dream.