VISUAL is owned by Jason and Frieda Gould.
Owner of VISUAL and artist Jason Gould received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from Herron School of Art/Indiana University. He also received a Master of Fine Arts from California State University at Fullerton. Jason has taught as an adjunct professor at California State University at Fullerton, San Diego City College, San Diego Art Department and Coronado School of Art.
Jason has shown his paintings and paint installations at various venues in San Diego. These gallery spaces include Warehouse 1425, Canvas Gallery, Transannual, San Diego Art Department, Jacobs Center for Community and Cultural Art, Thumbprint Gallery and Ocean Blue Art and Design in Huntington Beach. He has created large scale mural works for companies such as Take Lessons, Live Deal, Dr. Seuss, Reflexion Health, Barons Market and Westfield Horton Plaza. For more information about his art, visit his website www.jasongouldart.com. Jason is also the founder of the VISUAL PUBLIC ART PROJECT.
Owner of VISUAL and artist Jason Gould received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from Herron School of Art/Indiana University. He also received a Master of Fine Arts from California State University at Fullerton. Jason has taught as an adjunct professor at California State University at Fullerton, San Diego City College, San Diego Art Department and Coronado School of Art.
Jason has shown his paintings and paint installations at various venues in San Diego. These gallery spaces include Warehouse 1425, Canvas Gallery, Transannual, San Diego Art Department, Jacobs Center for Community and Cultural Art, Thumbprint Gallery and Ocean Blue Art and Design in Huntington Beach. He has created large scale mural works for companies such as Take Lessons, Live Deal, Dr. Seuss, Reflexion Health, Barons Market and Westfield Horton Plaza. For more information about his art, visit his website www.jasongouldart.com. Jason is also the founder of the VISUAL PUBLIC ART PROJECT.
Frieda is from Germany and received her Master of Arts for Interior Architecture at the Peter Behrens School of Architecture in Düsseldorf, Germany. She has been interested in art since she was a child and started to cut stencils and create street art in 2011. In the beginning she used old photographs from her family as a template to cut her stencils. The stencils are created in multiple layers, spraypainted onto a paper surface and pasted into the urban landscape. Frieda is exhibiting her art at Pretty Portal Gallery in Düsseldorf, Germany.
With her artists name “kurznachzehn“ she has participated in several urban art festivals and group exhibitions throughout Germany and has her work published in the following books: Urban Art – The World as a Canvas, Street Art Cologne and Street Art Berlin.