Jason Clay Lewis has been instrumental in green art, using garbage and environmental disasters to convey a strong message in a beautiful, unusual and artistic way.

Dcon boat Photo: Oddity Central/spooky

Permission to display all works of art by Jason Clay Lewis in this article granted by respective owners of images

Artist Jason Clay Lewis has a bold statement to make, and will soon be making headlines with his often provocative artworks. He has been instrumental in green art, using garbage and environmental disasters to convey a strong message in a beautiful, unusual and artistic fashion.

DCON Mary Photo: laura sweet

Dcon flower Photo: Oddity Central/spooky

Jason Clay Lewis has been quoted as saying: “I strive to question perceived beauty, passion, life, death, and creation. I have an urgent conviction that art is a passionate and essential affair, as if a matter of life and death, where one senses the only response to death is art.”

Butterflies Photo: laura sweet

Octopus Photo: laura sweet

As one can see above (and below), he sees art even in D-Con rat poison wrapping. But, don’t dismiss him as sacrilegious, crazy or not in tune to the times. He is an environmental savior, a modern tree-hugger savant and loves the earth.

Dragon Photo: laura sweet

Clay Lewis even uses ammunition – bullets to be precise – as his canvas. The following piece of art is called “Zapruder Memento: The asassination of John F. Kennedy”.
Photo: Laura Sweet

Jason Clay Lewis Photo: laura sweet

Mr. Lewis was born in Enid, OK in 1970. According to this site , he attended the Cooper Union in NY, where he continues to reside. His latest exhibition was in 2008 at the 31Grand in NY. He has had six single exhibitions and 11 group exhibitions. Hungry to know more about him, the public can bear witness to 20 biographies published about him from September 2000 to the summer of 2008.