Angie Jones earned a degree in Electronic Arts from the Atlanta College of Art | Savannah College of Art and Design and a Master of Fine Arts in Painting from Laguna College of Art + Design. Since graduating from LCAD, Jones’ work has been the subject of her first solo exhibition at Prohibition Gallery Culver City (2014) and various group exhibitions nationally. Jones’ work has been shown at galleries and museums including: Ball State University Atrium Gallery (2015), Laguna Art Museum (2012 & 2015), Prohibition Gallery (2014), Flower Pepper Gallery (2014), Bedford Gallery (2010 & 2014), Beverly Hills Arts Show (2012 & 2013), Cella Gallery (2013), Fullerton Art Museum (2012), and The Chandler Center for Art in Arizona (2011), Rockford Art Museum (2011) and James Gray Gallery (2008).Jones’ artwork has been published in LA Weekly (January 2015 issue); Apartment Therapy (November 2014), Platinum Cheese (August 2014: Studio Visit), Quiet Lunch (May 2014), Get Inspired (Summer 2014), Examiner (2013), and The Wall Street Journal (2010). My paintings begin not in the digital...and not in the physical, but in the mix our minds make of the two. I deconstruct the figure through abstraction. Using faceted surfaces (similar to low polygon video game art) I design something new, from something old and make it new again. My paintings present the influence of post-digital imagery on our collective brain circuitry. Much like the subliminal messages of advertising and commercialism, the aesthetic components of my work recognize the influence of technology on post-modern existence. In the end, my subjects are an analysis into the nature of shifting relationships with digital technologies and art forms. Maintaining one foot in the past and another in the future, I call into question how art is perceived by tracing a loop historically through image, technology and science. I paint my subjects as an existential complication and one that is ever changing and evolving.