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Visual Design + Animation ///
The new video for Jase’s single “Desire,” features original artwork and animation. Watch Now
The new video for Jase’s single “Good News, Bad News,” featuring original artwork and animation. Watch Now
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MAGAZINE ///
Jase Harley’s online magazine offers a captivating exploration of history and global culture, beautifully illustrated with his unique artwork. Each article delves into diverse cultural narratives and historical events, bringing them to life through Jase’s visually striking pieces. This digital publication not only reflects Harley’s artistic talent but also his commitment to fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of our shared global history.
JaseHarley.app is an artist-created web installation by Jase Harley that offers free streaming access to his self-owned music, bypassing corporate intervention and empowering independent artistry.
Jase Harley’s debut album, “Free Pxrn: The Memoir of an American Heathen,” is an introspective and provocative exploration of contemporary life. The album seamlessly blends hip-hop, jazz, and experimental sounds, offering a raw and unfiltered look at themes such as identity, freedom, and societal norms. Listen Now
Jase’s second album, “Dreams of an American Heathen,” is a rich tapestry of East Coast Hip Hop and Cloud Rap, reflecting his deep introspection and social commentary. “Dreams” delves into personal and societal themes, blending thought-provoking narratives with Harley’s signature sound. Listen Now
Jase’s third album, “Mt. Calvary: Life of an American Heathen,” is a profound continuation of his “American Heathen” series. This album serves as a homecoming for Harley, reflecting his return from a summer spent traveling across Europe. It is a heartfelt ode to family and a culmination of his diverse influences. Listen Now
The mid-1990s saw the emergence of Net Art, a movement that embraced the Internet as both a medium and a gallery for art. Unlike traditional art forms confined to physical spaces, Net Art was designed to be experienced online. As we move further into the 21st century, the fusion of art and technology continues to evolve. Websites as art installations, such as this one, represent this ongoing transformation. It reflects not only the changing nature of art but also the expanding boundaries of creativity.
Welcome to a world where creativity knows no boundaries. Jase Harley’s digital exhibits and net installations take you beyond the traditional gallery space, offering immersive experiences that blend art, sound, and narrative into something entirely unique. Here, you’ll explore virtual spaces filled with original artwork, music, interactive games, and visual stories—each project crafted to inspire and challenge the way you see the world.
From the cultural commentary of Moonstruck to the nostalgic and experimental journey of Nights by the Fire, these digital installations invite you to engage, interact, and lose yourself in the creative journey. Whether you’re here to discover Jase’s multimedia storytelling or dive into his ever-evolving archive of digital works, this is your portal into the intersection of art, technology, and personal expression. Explore Installations