In a career that spans almost five decades, Jon Groom has steadfastly engaged with the lineage of modern painting while forging his own, deeply personal dialogue with color, form, and space. His work, characterized by a relentless pursuit of abstraction, resonates with the intellectual rigor and transcendental aspirations that defined early modernism.

Jon Grooms series, his juxtapositions and confrontations are like vaious painterly experimental set-ups whose course viewers can follow. They often seem to be like repetitions from an inner main melody; after all. Jon Groom has said that he wanted to bring the spirituality of a Mark Rothko together with with Sol LeWitt's straightforward idea of a self-multiplying rectangle or cube.