Jonlouis Gonzalez "Ever Glow"
Growing up in Melbourne, Florida, rocket launches were common, serving as inspiration
for the young JonLouis. The sight of discovery; of what was once unknown, and the
beautiful, humane sentiment of curiosity are what define his forward-thinking artistic
expression. Jonlouis is an established "space art" fixture in the modern art scene. And
one of his colorful paintings featuring two dancing astronauts flew into orbit aboard
Inspiration4, SpaceX's historic all-civilian orbital mission in September of 2021. Making
him one of the few artist in the world to send his artwork to outer space.
Jonlouis has been using astronauts for over 10 years as a part of his visual language to
share his message of connection, exploration and hope. Stating, "The astronauts my
pieces are just a mere reflection of ourselves as humans. We are all on a journey we call
“life” discovering deep within ourselves. In search of meaning, connection and a strong
sense of belonging."
The characteristics of Jonlouis's work are unique due to the constant evolution in his
materials and techniques. Through the combination of his studies in Rhode Island
School of Design (RISD) and self taught exploration the artist is able to truly push his
bounds of creativity to produce his powerful pieces; using both sculptures and
paintings to create an impact on earth and beyond. JonLouis encompasses the wonders
of the Universe, combining realism, impressionism, and abstract imagery per brush
stroke. His art's popularity is easily seen through the demand and continually rising
market value, where he has sold out gallery shows since 2019.

Jonlouis Gonzalez "Ever Last"
Growing up in Melbourne, Florida, rocket launches were common, serving as inspiration
for the young JonLouis. The sight of discovery; of what was once unknown, and the
beautiful, humane sentiment of curiosity are what define his forward-thinking artistic
expression. Jonlouis is an established "space art" fixture in the modern art scene. And
one of his colorful paintings featuring two dancing astronauts flew into orbit aboard
Inspiration4, SpaceX's historic all-civilian orbital mission in September of 2021. Making
him one of the few artist in the world to send his artwork to outer space.
Jonlouis has been using astronauts for over 10 years as a part of his visual language to
share his message of connection, exploration and hope. Stating, "The astronauts my
pieces are just a mere reflection of ourselves as humans. We are all on a journey we call
“life” discovering deep within ourselves. In search of meaning, connection and a strong
sense of belonging."
The characteristics of Jonlouis's work are unique due to the constant evolution in his
materials and techniques. Through the combination of his studies in Rhode Island
School of Design (RISD) and self taught exploration the artist is able to truly push his
bounds of creativity to produce his powerful pieces; using both sculptures and
paintings to create an impact on earth and beyond. JonLouis encompasses the wonders
of the Universe, combining realism, impressionism, and abstract imagery per brush
stroke. His art's popularity is easily seen through the demand and continually rising
market value, where he has sold out gallery shows since 2019.

Jonlouis Gonzalez "Heart of Gold"
Growing up in Melbourne, Florida, rocket launches were common, serving as inspiration
for the young JonLouis. The sight of discovery; of what was once unknown, and the
beautiful, humane sentiment of curiosity are what define his forward-thinking artistic
expression. Jonlouis is an established "space art" fixture in the modern art scene. And
one of his colorful paintings featuring two dancing astronauts flew into orbit aboard
Inspiration4, SpaceX's historic all-civilian orbital mission in September of 2021. Making
him one of the few artist in the world to send his artwork to outer space.
Jonlouis has been using astronauts for over 10 years as a part of his visual language to
share his message of connection, exploration and hope. Stating, "The astronauts my
pieces are just a mere reflection of ourselves as humans. We are all on a journey we call
“life” discovering deep within ourselves. In search of meaning, connection and a strong
sense of belonging."