Where Art Meets Technology

"DISRUPTION"
The Art of Blockchain

Thank you to everyone who made it to my "Disruption" exhibition 22 - 26 Oct at the Dundas Street Gallery . The show went really well and I met a lot of interesting and engaging people from the fintech and blockchain sectors, many who tend not to spend much time in art galleries, so it was refreshing to get a very different view about my paintings. Now I'll take a little time off and start thinking about my next step. I have a few ideas already but I'd prefer a little time to let the dust settle before I jump right back into something new. Watch this space! 

View the paintings and find out all about the exhibition at Crypto: Disruption
The Ecstasy
Oil and microcrystalline wax on canvas
120 x 90 cm (47.2 x 35.4)​
​Augmented Reality painting demo
Venezuela "The Collapse 1"
​Oil and wax on foreign currency
101 x 101 cm (40x 40 inches)
​Augmented Reality painting demo
Download my free app Creativmuse at these links to scan and engage the AR features of my paintings
The Creativmuse augmented reality app is now available for free at the Google play or iTunes app stores. Download the app at these links and scan any of my AR paintings to enjoy a multi-sensory art experience. Feel free to visit the Creativmuse website to find out how you can use augmented reality with your own artwork. 
I'm now accepting payment for paintings in Cryptocurrency
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Payment in Bitcoin, Ethereum and PayPal.
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In the News

The Daily Business Magazine 13 Oct, 2018
Breaker Magazine 27 Sept, 2018
"Edinburgh-based artist Trevor Jones has embraced technology wholeheartedly and is launching what must surely be the most  technologically advanced set of paintings ever produced" ~ The Scotsman
"The smartest new exhibition in Edinburgh... and it is just WOW" ~ STV Scotland on  #EdinburghHacked
"All things must change to something new, to something strange." ~ Henry Wadsworth Longfellow