Jon Gemma In Your Living Room

Bio: Jon Gemma has been a reclusive and creative individual for the greater part of his life. He was born in Providence on February, 21st of 1974. He is the published author of four black comedies about the end of the world. He found the wrong audience in the mainstream of people that crucified him for his comic book humor. He has another book he wrote he in college, but publish for who...Christ? Jon has a little life of poverty that keeps him humble in humility. He could have been a neurologist with a wife and family in a beautiful home with two cats in the yard. Now he simply is what he is like a table or a chair that functions like the invisible man immersed in Mozart.

He completed his Associate Degree in Fine Arts from the Community College of Rhode Island where he graduated with honors. He has a degree that looks pretty on his wall. He enjoys solitary walks in the same discipline of Immanuel Kant. He was born with organic damage and later diagnosed with schizophrenia. He had a traumatic childhood suffering from migraines. It laid the foundation of his life. If he avoided heavy drugs and decided to study neuroscience in college he would have had a bright future with his insight. Heavy drugs left him with mind bending dreams that fascinated him so much his entire life became a surrealist dream with his eyes open.

Jon treats people with the same respect he likes to be given. The best we can do is forgive. We are all hypocrites. None of us are any different than the other. We are all human. We all see it the same deep down inside. No man is an island. It's a world without end with two adjacent mirrors. It takes two to create a synchronicity. That's how the magic wakes the sleeping giant. I have my own vision of ultimate reality when I dream of Mozart in the thunder of God's laughter. Loud and clear. My only companion in the quantum leap within my own lifetime. 75% Discount Code: NTTEEY

Artist Statement: I began making art before I learned to speak the English Language, but I did not take it seriously until I started college. I never made close friends with a diagnosis of schizophrenia. My thoughts always prevented me from getting too close. I don't belong. I never did. I was only concerned with creative accomplishment as an outsider with the world as my home. Surrealism is a form of psychosis in the comatose state of a long and frozen winter. I was always meant to be seen and not heard unless I had something pleasant to say in the civilized world. I was always my own experiment in consciousness. I work on my inner life. I tended a virtual garden in cyberspace. In my art I started out with the whimsical and humorous, the inexperienced, and the absurd. I was always a right brain thinker. The cognitive functions of my right hemisphere were highly developed compared to the slower functions of the left hemisphere as revealed in an MRI and my IQ. I learned to think in a symphony by Mozart while I trained the cognitive skills of my left brain to analyze my emotions. You can cross train the brain to tame the beast of the right brain with the logic and language of programming concepts in computer science.

I always had an interest in riding the spiral of my frontal cortex in the void of a black hole. Aristotle's Prime Mover was always a motivating concept to perfect the ideal image I wanted in my digital art. I always suffered from migraines, which overstimulated my senses with hyper arousal. They always made me sensitive to the psychic phenomenon of my own internal inferno. Plato's Allegory of the Cave was always part of my life story as I lived between worlds in the light of a greater dimension and the shadows of what I judge in the common place reality of everyday life.

I always believed in the passion of Christ in the rheumatic fever of Mozart's requiem. Life is very short. I followed my own vision alone. I loved to explore and create the symphony of my dreams as they appeared to me from the future in a virtual world that is very alien in nature. Working with digital art in the creative process of the computer improves the cognitive skills that control behavior. I was able to discipline an overactive imagination in a room full of mirrors.

I was always inspired by maps of reality such as the Fisher King, and J R R Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. His hobby of the Hobbit is something that inspired me to create and revise my own map of reality in the worlds I create with my art as I seek a vision of the grail. The creative process always allowed me to see from every direction in life, art, and dreams. Coming to resolve my dreams brings me to a new series of dreams to resolve as I create the visionary world of my imagination. Our post 911 world should be colorful with a higher dimension. I had a colorful life full of metaphors, and life was kind. I was given the opportunity to stretch my mind in the desert. I am always reaching for the fourth dimension in the virtual world of my digital art. I am in the Anima process of Jungian psychology while I work on my masterpiece in life as a surrealist. I am stable. I have the higher functions that God gave me. I bring you the big picture on the silver screen of ultimate reality. My work is always full of psychological suffering to reach the realm of God's omnipresent eyes. The Internet creates a God Concept of omnipresent eye's that light the darkest thoughts of my being.