Jason Aslin
Jason Aslin is a practising Australian sculptor working in large-scale abstract and geometric form. He is a skilled metal fabricator as well as an artist, and the two sides of that are not separable in his work — the precision of the making is what allows the geometry to read cleanly at scale.
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Jason Aslin — Australian Abstract & Geometric Sculptor
Aslin is driven by structure and form, by geometry and symmetry, and is openly influenced by architecture. He works toward a representation of the positive and the optimistic: these are not austere exercises in shape, but forms with movement and lift in them. Built for outdoor life, the work is made to hold its line in a garden, a courtyard or a commercial forecourt.
Jason Aslin sculpture available at SOHO
- Spiral Sphere — 200×90cm. A two-metre sphere resolved as a spiral: a single geometric idea carried the whole way through.
- Barrell Wave — 290×130cm. At nearly three metres the largest of his works here, and a landmark-scale piece for an open setting.
Commissioning and enquiries
Both works are at landmark scale and are offered on application — scale, material and finish can be discussed directly, and selected designs can be produced in variants to suit a site. Contact SOHO Galleries to talk through dimensions, lead time and installation.
Additional Jason Aslin sculpture is available through our sister gallery, ARTpark Australia — view the full collection at ARTpark.