In “SUPERCONSCIOUS,” Jon Gilchrist takes us on a journey that delves into the depths of self-awareness and spiritual awakening. Through his practice of abstract art, the artist invites us to experience a transformative process where the shift from the organic to the structured symbolizes both personal and collective rebirth. Gilchrist employs an impulsive technique charged with energy and spontaneity, seamlessly blended with subtle suggestions of geometry. His forms are never definitive but emerge as visual cues, inviting the viewer to complete their meaning. The carefully curated color palette spans an emotional spectrum, ranging from melancholic introspection to the effervescence of discovery. Each hue and tone reflects a shifting mood, echoing the constant quest for balance on the spiritual path.
The exhibition resonates with the energy of the fourth chakra, the heart, considered the bridge between the earthly and the spiritual. From this center of transformation, Gilchrist’s works become windows to the soul, reminding us of the necessity of seeing the world with fresh eyes and finding new perspectives.
As Marcel Proust once observed: “The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.”Gilchrist’s free and exploratory approach embodies the spirit of transformation  and rebirth. The overlapping layers of paint and dynamic textures create an ever-evolving emotional landscape, while the suggested geometry acts as a map guiding us toward a higher state of consciousness. In the words of Rumi: “You are not on the path; you are the path.”
“SUPERCONSCIOUS” stands as a visual manifesto of change and expansion. Each piece invites the viewer to reflect on their own journey—a path that, as Carl Jung wrote, “is not made of external discoveries but of inner voyages.” This collection not only represents a pivotal moment in Jon Gilchrist’s creative evolution but also serves as a universal call to look beyond the surface, embrace new beginnings, and awaken to a deeper reality. With “SUPERCONSCIOUS,” Jon Gilchrist reminds us that art has the power to transform, to open windows to the soul, and to illuminate our journey of discovering who we are and who we can become