Jazz Brown is a self-taught Seattle artist who creates vivid geometric compositions in distinctive color palettes. Born and raised in Savannah, Georgia, Jazz brings a sense of Southern charm to the Pacific Northwest. His artistic style, which he's coined "knew jazz,” presents intense vibration through contrasting hues, shapes and textures. His paintings are strongly graphic, resonating with deeper energy and a sense of unity. He describes his technique as "consciousnesses on canvas," while writer Sharon Arnold for City Arts Magazine included Brown in the burgeoning Seattle-based 'Tenderness Movement," a group of artists who "foster and celebrate highly emotional moments that are sweet, sometimes painful, not always beautiful, but always seeking affinity." Brown has exhibited with Bridge Productions, Martyr Sauce, and Gary Henderson Gallery in Seattle, among many others.