Raised in a small town nestled between the ocean and the mountains, Jason Ungar is an artist who has always been fascinated by the intersection of technology and nature. From a young age, he spent countless hours exploring the forests and creeks surrounding his home, and was equally captivated by the futuristic worlds portrayed in science fiction.

After completing his studies in fine arts at Pacific Northwest College of Art, Jason began experimenting with different media to create works that blended the organic and the synthetic. He is equally at home with traditional painting and drawing techniques as he is with digital tools, and often combine these approaches in his works.

One recurring theme in Jason's art is the cyborg – a figure that symbolizes the merging of human and machine. He explores the ways in which technology can enhance and augment our natural abilities, and also the dangers of becoming too reliant on it. Jason's works emphasize the importance of preserving our connection to ourselves and the environment.

Jason loves to create worlds and characters that transport viewers to other realms. His works often incorporate intricate details and vibrant colors, drawing the eye in and inviting the viewer to explore the scene further.

Jason continues to try and push the boundaries of what is possible with his art by exploring new techniques, medias and mediums.