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Works currently listed in the studio. Select a painting for a closer look, or inquire directly for price, framing and delivery details.
That One Time
12" x 12"
Over My Head
18" x 24"
A Hint Of Hope
36" x 72" · Diptych
For The Best
48" x 48"
Forgotten
36" x 36"
Goodbye LA
36" x 48"
Here Today Gone Tomorrow
36" x 36"
How Did I Get Here
12" x 14"
Lonesome Streets
40" x 40"
NY Dawn
12" x 14"
NYC
36" x 48"
Ode to the Sky
12" x 12"
On Ramp
30" x 40"
Running Green Lights
36" x 36"
Something Missing
24" x 36"
The Distance Between Us
30" x 30"
Uphill
12" x 12"
Valley Blues
12" x 12"
Wanting More
12" x 12"
Where This Takes Us
12" x 24"
Getting Lost Together
48" x 48"
Falling Behind
24" x 24"
Glimmer of Hope
18" x 24"
rear window
6" x 8"
Heading East
36" x 48"
Here They Come
36" x 36"
On My Way Out
36" x 36"
Turn Right Here
24" x 48"
If Only
36" x 48"
Take Me Some Place
18" x 24"
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Know Your Place
A Reason Why?
A Thousand Thoughts
Aimless
Anchored
Back Alley
Back Window
Beyond Words
Billboard Row
Cement Mirrors
Commodity Park
Conclusion
Crepe
Crossroads
Crosswalking
Dallas Road
Deliveries
Diagonal Dusk
Distraction
Don Mee
Dusk in Blue
Evening Commute
Faucet and Plug
Ferry Journey
Five Points
Flow Through the Forest
Forgotten Sky
Fulford Valley
Gonzales
Granville
Holding Tight
Intersection
Balcony
Without Words
A Million Thoughts
Afterglow
Afterthought
Around the Corner
Blue Haze
Changing Lanes
City Glow
Coal Harbour Slope
Corner Store
Driving Rain
Evening Routine
Evening Stroll
For Whatever Reason
Gazing Through Green Street
Here, Of All Places
Hindsight
Inertia
Light Rush
Lights of Manhattan
Loading Zone
Looking Beyond
More or Less
Morning Routine
Night Fall
Night Lights
Passing Pandora
Reflection Avenue
Reflective 1
Reflective 2
Reflective 3
Robson Rush
School Zone
Sleepless
That NIght In Manhattan
Tofino Sunset
Trans Canada Sky
Uplifted
Waiting
Washed Out
Water on Glass
Winter Flow
Before My Eyes
Consequences
Light Harmony
November Drizzle
Oxford Foods
Self Doubt
Water on Windshield
Endless
Looking Forward
Nevermind
Life and Death
Lights of New York
Looking Back
Lost in Thought
Mist over May Street
Morrisburg Dawn
Passenger
Red Light
Robson Street 2
Robson Street 4
Suns Goodbye Kiss
That Nightin Tofino
The Long Walk Home
The Stagger Home 1
The Stagger Home 2
The Stagger Home 3
The Way Things Are
To Clover Point
Tofino Bound
Winter Routine
Winter Wednesday
A Dream That Night
A Long Winter
Alone Together
Boulevard Montmartre at Night
End Of The Road
English Bay
Ever Since
Going Home
It's All Going To Be Ok
Meet Me At The 7 11
Moon Over Monday Night
My Lonely Place
Regardless
Ride This Out
School Daze
Southbound
Still Waters
Sun Soaking
Tears From A Sky
Tears From The Sky
The Silver Lining
These Things Take Time
Traffic Pattern
Well On my Way
What's Understood
When Saturday Turns To Sunday
Winter Commute
Without Options
I Face Tomorrow
Adrift
Shame On Us
Just Another Weekend
The Blue Procession
My Room At The Sylvia Hotel
Moment of Clarity
Where I Am Going
One More Drink
Her Mood on Morton Avenue
A Long Way Home
Trouble With A Capital G
Getting Away From the Sun
Because I'm There
All The Same
City of Lights
That Lonely Feeling
Spring Showers
Off To Nowhere
Off On A Merry Way
Same Place Same Time
Spring Colours
Night Walking
Bio
Jonathan Gleed is a contemporary Canadian artist who resides in Victoria, British Columbia. Gleed has spent his entire career creating in a variety of outlets from photography and writing to television production. It was when he began to paint seriously in 2011 that he recognized working with the brush was his true calling. Since then, Gleed has grasped onto an elusive and emotional voice that his audience has come to expect from his work. He has been featured in media, galleries and shows throughout North America and Europe.
Gleed’s representational works in acrylic are almost always diffused or obscured, compelling the viewer to look beyond and almost through his scenes – often moody urban landscapes – in search of the fleeting feelings he conveys. Guided by a desire to share something more important than the scene itself, Gleed’s paintings offer a state of distraction with an aim to evoke emotional vigour.
Gleed’s work captures moments of the everyday, with his subjects guiding the level of abstraction that will bring forth a message or an emotion. His paintings deliver exceptional contrast of light and darkness with vibrant palettes that are delicately layered over and over again to create an effortless richness and depth.
