Harrison Jeong

Harrison's work explores the intersection of nostalgia and contemporary pop culture, drawing inspiration from the defining visual languages of the 1930s, 1960s, and 1990s. With a focus on animation, cartoons, anime, and iconic imagery, he blend the playful energy of mass media with the boldness of modern art movements. Through traditional mediums and mixed techniques, he reimagines cultural symbols, turning them into reflections of both past and present moments—timeless and ever-relevant.


By using graphic, expressive compositions, Harrison aim to evoke the feeling of "better times" while examining themes of identity, consumption, and nostalgia in today's visual culture. His pieces are designed to fit seamlessly into modern interiors, sparking both personal connection and conversation, making them ideal for collectors who appreciate art that reflects our current social and cultural landscape.

California College of the Arts
Gnomon School of VFX
Life

In the future ;)