My name is Jay (some know me as Jason), and I’m an artist and creative based in America. I work mostly in abstract and surrealist styles, using art to share how I see and experience daily life. Art has always been a way for me to express emotions and ideas that can be hard to put into words.

One of my biggest inspirations is my son, Sheamus. He’s 16 years old, autistic, and an incredibly talented artist in his own right. Watching him grow as a person and an artist has taught me more about creativity, patience, and perspective than anything else ever could.

Together, Sheamus and I started Autismhood Media—a brand we built to spread awareness, understanding, and acceptance of autism. It’s important to us that people see the real experiences behind the labels, and we use our work to help share those stories in an honest and positive way.

Under Autismhood Media, we also created Hood Faces Entertainment, a small production and publishing company where we produce original content—art, media, and projects that center around neurodiversity, mental health, and creative expression.

At the end of the day, I’m just someone who believes in the power of creativity to connect people. Through my art, through Autismhood, and through our projects, I hope to keep building spaces where differences are celebrated and everyone feels seen.