Art on Walls
Elevate Your Space
Art on Walls is a subscribe-to-own program bringing original abstract art to your walls without huge gallery prices. Copies and various sizes are available. If you want to see how a painting look on your wall, send me a picture, and I’ll create a room concept for you.


“Cosmic Jazz” – original, acrylic on stretched canvas, 48″ X 72″


“Dive” – original, acrylic on stretched canvas, gold, floating frame (not shown), 24″ X 36″


“Heat,” original, acrylic on stretched canvas, 1½” gallery edges, 30″ X 40″


“Purpology,” original, acrylic on stretched canvas, 36″ X 72″


“Blue Drift,” original, acrylic on stretched canvas, 36″ X 72″


“Spectacle,” original, acrylic on stretched canvas, 48″ X 48″


“American Graffiti,” original, acrylic on stretched canvas, 31.5″ X 47″


“Moss,” original, acrylic on stretched canvas, 36″ X 36″

“Ocean,” original, acrylic on stretched canvas, 48″ X 60″ [Sold]


“Dimensions,” original, acrylic on stretched canvas, 48″ X 48″


“Promethean,” original, acrylic on stretched canvas, 36″ X 36″


“Prism,” original, acrylic on stretched canvas, gold, floating frame (not shown), 30″ X 40″


“Patchwork,” original, acrylic on stretched canvas, gold, floating frame (not shown), 30″ X 40″


“Blossom,” original, acrylic on stretched canvas, gold, floating frame (not shown), 24″ X 36″


“Native Fade,” original, acrylic on stretched canvas, 48″ X 48″
Elevate Your Space
Gallery Art Is Expensive
Fine art is pricey! Purchasing an original painting directly from an artist could cost anywhere from $10K to $35K, sometimes much more.
At prices like those, it’s usually collectors with deep pockets writing the check. And that’s just for one piece. What if you had many walls that you’d like to cover?
For homes and commercial spaces like restaurants or hotels, the wall space can be pretty significant. If you wanted to cover each spot with a painting, it would be too expensive to be practical.
You could order something online, but a cookie-cutter picture that anyone can buy on Amazon diminishes the quality of your space. For discerning patrons who spend money on expensive meals and posh environments, it’s a poor reflection on their tastes.
Your walls deserve better…
That’s where Art on Walls comes, bridging the gap between original abstract art and hefty price tags.
Art on Walls: A Different Way to Purchase Original Abstract Art
Original art hanging on your walls could be just the thing to inspire, energize, and set the tone for stimulating conversations.
The Art on Walls program is a simple and attractive way to realize the benefits of art in your space without having to shell out massive amounts of money.
What you can expect with each painting:
- One-of-a-kind original painting
- Vibrant, high-quality artwork
- Impressive, large-scale size
It’s never been easier to become a collector while also sharing the enjoyment of artistic energy in your space.

How Art on Walls Works
Art on Walls uses a subscription model where you pay a low monthly fee for an original painting.
You benefit by receiving the art immediately while your balance is reduced over time. After your subscription ends, you own the art outright. But you get to enjoy the art the whole time.
You can also make a one-time payment or order professional Giclée copies in various sizes and prices.


Spice Up Your Space With Original Abstract Art
Hi! My name is Jason Dzamba.
The goal of my artwork is to capture primal expression through motion, color, and energy. I enjoy experimenting with textures and different methods for applying acrylics and oils to a canvas to evoke complex emotions not translatable into words or music.
Layering, using saturated colors and contrast, and blending inspires me. But, like writing on paper, the experience of motion through brush strokes, knife cuts, and paint splatter is more important than the final result.
Every time I start a new painting, my goal is to remain open and curious rather than judgmental. Creating from a place of freedom from expectations is what allows me to tap into zen. As a result, my favorite pieces come from a place of wild energy unhindered by the possibility of success or failure.
Experimentation is my ultimate aim to capture those moments of zen. The beauty is that if I don’t like what I create, I can start over. Even if a layer doesn’t work as I hoped, it’s still a step to the final artwork.