J. Joseph Studio

J. Joseph Studio J. Joseph Studio is a fine art studio based in Bridgeport Connecticut and Los Angeles. Abstract and generative fine art by Jonathan Joseph.

Viewings and Studio Visits By Appointment ONLY, e-mail or DM to schedule a viewing. A studio translating disability into the exploration of surface, color, and form. I created my art practice as a way to reconnect my mind and body and work through complex trauma. My works focus on themes of transformation and struggle, triumph and identity. My signature scrawling letterforms and abstractions form

a deconstructed language of the unsaid. It is part mirror, reflecting both the constant re-birth of being in contemplation and a re-connection to childhood intrinsic to my chosen narratives. Large abstract paintings, small prints, abstract photography, and singular creative projects. More at JJosephStudio.com

04/04/2026

my toxic trait as a writer is eavesdropping on everything when I am out by myself grabbing a coffee reading a book. The chattering sonder of it all.

Chattering sonder

Perched at the counter as Borges washes through my brain the chattering crests above my ears and I ask myself how they met.

how she ended up here mustering up interest in the tepid man across from her who foams at the mouth to mansplain. how he managed to get her here when his half of the conversation seems as riveting as dry cork.

enter the waiter, chuckling to himself as he test drives flirty lines on me to try on the lovely french woman who works here…I tell him to workshop more because …well they wouldn’t work on me and he deserves to know.

03/01/2026

I need to record more art things I enjoy but I’m usually way too in the moment engaging with the work itself.

I’m trying to change that. ANYWAY! Yesterday’s opening by .baruch.gallery featuring my loves & was very saucy!

As I’m on the precipice of my first collection here in LA (it’s taken the sauce a while to simmer but we’re finally hitting boil…)thanks in part to cultivating great creative energy like this.

As a core element of my own visual language is decay/ Romantic reclamation, a curatorial undercurrent to this show/space I appreciated was this vermouth-y hint of Memphis style…softened. not decayed per se but softened to the point of organic implied thesis. super enjoyable.

02/24/2026

parasocial relationships and fandoms: personally I think they signal low intelligence and possibly mental illness, … you don’t know these people. They owe you nothing beyond whatever their craft/work output is. why is this seemingly simple concept difficult for people to deal with?

but also with online figures/ influencers like…all of it is hella weird to me. I will never understand it. To keep it 💯 I think when it comes to thinking you know/ are entitled to ANYTHING about a celebrity/ artist/influencer/ public figure (with the exception of elected officials because they are representatives...) you out yourself as low vibration and low intelligence. can someone like chime in from a clinical perspective? Im morbidly fascinated by this topic bc its like please take the weirdo energy you put in this area and do something useful for society? volunteer? raise money for charity? do literally anything but whatever pathetic s**t this is that I see everywhere and only getting worse? Maybe it’s the fact that the heated rivalry discourse is everywhere; maybe it’s the fact that reality show fandoms get hyperbolically more toxic every season I don’t know… but it’s definitely giving mentally ill/ intellectually subpar energy lately😂

The past few weeks have been a vibe for sure✌🏼❤️
02/19/2026

The past few weeks have been a vibe for sure✌🏼❤️

q3 dump
10/04/2025

q3 dump

Its October 3rd.
10/04/2025

Its October 3rd.

Something something cute outfits from the last few months
09/30/2025

Something something cute outfits from the last few months

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