ABOUT

The Art of the Unexpected

At times, you can catch Paul Jacob Bashour staring at a blank wall, drooling (metaphorically) as he conjures up his next series. His mind is constantly dancing between chaos and clarity, finding inspiration in the unexpected and the overlooked. The result? Abstract works that challenge, provoke, and engage—art that doesn’t ask for understanding, but for an experience.

Paul Jacob doesn’t paint to be understood. He paints to create moments—those fleeting, often ineffable experiences that leave you wondering, How did I get here? It’s not about pretty pictures on walls; it’s about a conversation between artist and viewer, a collision of intention and interpretation.

If you catch him staring at that wall, don't interrupt—he’s likely figuring out the next way to change how you see the world.