(born 1979, Albany, NY)’s oil paintings present pastoral natural landscapes littered with references to counter-culture traditions. Growing up in the country side, he found interest in nature and landscape. These themes are apparent in his work, which states that one should never forget that nature and civilization coexists together. The sky and horizon appear to explode with psychedelic and hallucinatory patterns of geometric shapes, bursts of color, glossy glazes, and drips of paint that suggest a ruptured, shifting landscape in a state of transition between abstraction and representation. He creates high-tech abstraction and synthesizes many sources including 19th Century American landscape painting, psychedelic light shows and record album covers, and the utopian utopian architectonic geometry of Buckminster Fuller, fusing nature and culture into a kaleidoscopic vision that transforms a traditional medium and a conventional genre into a sublime space. .Jacob Feige has exhibited his work throughout the US and Europe. His work was recently exhibited at the Orlando Museum of Art, Orlando, Florida and at the Daimler Chrysler Emerging Artist Award Exhibition in Berlin, Germany.