Let the people you love know how much you care by buying handmade art and supporting working class people at the same time!! Plus art is a ton of fun! Seriously!! Haha I made these over the course of the last few weeks and when my studio flooded last weekend I was able to save them. (ugh)
They are #spraypaint#krink#paintmarker on 11X14 Studio Canvas
Gonna be selling these for 75$ a pop shipped. (Continental US) international? DM anyway, we’ll figure it out.
PayPal friendly.
Effugium 5’X4′ mixed media on canvasColloquium 5’X4′ mixed media on canvasProelium 5’X4′ mixed media on canvas
These three works separately deal with struggle, acceptance, and dialogue. Together they explore the life of any creature on this planet: we all must struggle in life, in our own way, Accept what we have been given or what has been stolen, and communicate and change as new points of view and experiences are exchanged.
The ghosts have become a representation for me of my inner self and thoughts. Moving around alot as a child and being a natural introvert made me feel like I wasn’t really there. Not permanent or corporeal (not that i knew what that meant as a child…). The many expressions and actions of the ghosts have limitless possibilities and represent an ever-changing mind, frequently flying hither-thither, here and there, no end in site. They are also so much fun and make sure that I don’t(can’t) take myself too seriously. Thank goodness for that. We all need some of that.
The robots have always represented the same thing in all my works: drudgery, wage slavery, and vacuousness. I have always rebelled against wage work. Don’t get me wrong, I love to work with my hands, break a sweat, and finish a job well done, but I have been keenly aware of the concept of alienation before I even knew what that word meant. Let’s be real here; we’re all robots of some kind at some time.
The skulls and musculature are really just visual representations of the artists work. This is a glimpse into my thoughts and feelings. Seeing through, and deep into my self. I always have to have a personal connection to my pieces.
The paintings are on some of the largest canvases I have worked with, keeping in line with my love of large works. 3 canvases at 5’X4′. Spraypaint, paint marker, ink. Nothing fancy, mostly mtn 94, their Street Paint markers (Great dabbers btw), and Sharpie oil-based.
If your keeping score, these are also in line with my most recent 3 song EP which is on johnasaccone.bandcamp.com. Each one is based on the same theme as the corresponding song, but I’m not going to bore you with the details( I also used the lyrics in there). You should check out the songs though as they do represent my most comprehensive solo musical composition to date. During the live set I would play them all as one solid piece over a 30 min set. I’ll post a set video soon, or make a new one, not sure yet.
Thanks again for stopping by and I hope you like the new pieces! make sure to follow me on instagram @atypical_narcissist and check out the johnasaccone.bandcamp.com. New music and art all the time, no seriously.
                                                                                                                  JJohn A. Saccone
A month ago my wife decided to take the train home from the city and she was very surprised to see this birthday present still going strong. What a testament to the NJ graff scene. This was never a hot spot, but so lucky and happy to see something so positive get respected in this day and age. Either way, onto my point here…….
john a saccone and this website in no way encourage the illegal act of vandalism or defacing of public property. hehe
I have been spending alot of time looking back into my life as an artist over the last twenty years or so, and while i have some regrets, overall i’m proud of the work that I have done. Could I have worked harder? yes. Did I work harder than most? maybe not. Did I do my best? no way. Good thing is I’m through beating myself up. I spent most of the past twenty years a depressed, perfectionist mess. I wouldn’t attempt new things, or put too much effort in, I wouldn’t ask for help or look for collaboration. Most times I wouldn’t finish anything as I felt it wouldn’t end up perfect. These last few years developing a better relationship with my wife and my family and friends has helped a great deal in my artistic development by giving me support and confidence. Also I learned a little about mindfulness and that pays dividends.
Again I lost my point, haha. Ok what I wanted to do with this post was put up some really old stuff that I had found recently as I look back through all my art. so here goes. also check the media section for more old stuff. Thanks for coming! See you soon!
Looking back over the last year I have been painting a lot and I wanted to recap a little. My wife and daughter have inspired me more than anything, and I couldn’t be happier. Seriously….every cliche is true and I am it. haha.
Anyone who knows me IRL knows that it has been a crazy year since I last updated this website. In October of last year we were so lucky to welcome our beautiful baby girl into our lives
This beautiful wonder has profoundly changed my life and seriously impacted my art(as you will see). Also the fact that, aside from my previous injury, my hands have been in very bad shape for the past year, making me focus a great deal more on visual art. The condition of my hands forced me to scrap the plans I had to record and release an Acoustic songs that I had written over the last 5 or 10 years. Mostly I wanted to vent all of my depression before the baby came. Well, since that didn’t happen, I’ll be rehearsing and I should have it ready before the end of summer. (Working Title)
Thanks alot for checking in and for supporting my art!!! I started and Instagram account to!! Check the link above as I change the name every so often! or search #johnasaccone
Here it is everyone! I have finally got everything together and ready, so I published the E.P. I want to thank everyone who has been here, checked out my art, or listened to my songs. I appreciate any and all support. Head over to
and check out all 3 songs and lemme know what you think. I’m gonna include the all the different album art here that I drew for it. I also have two or three more songs just about done, they just need some finishing touches and some rehearsals. If you like these songs, make sure to keep checking back here and on
This is his formal introduction, too bad he’s hurt.  😦
The Enabling
If you have been following along (or if you scroll down, I suppose) , you can see that this is the end result of the repurposing/repainting of that gigantic canvas I found by the dumpster in our development. I’m super proud of it. I had an amazing time doing it too. Thanks guys, wish me luck getting into the show.
We will be holding a reception for the exhibit that we will have up for the next three months at the Straube center in Hopewell/pennington area. As you can see on the flyer above, the reception is from 7-9pm. Please try to stop by and see our work, but you’re free to come see any of the work during weekly business hours. Thanks to everyone that helped us get here, My loving wife( http://melodysaccone.com/ ), Addison Vincent of Artworks Trenton (and Allegory Lab haha http://www.facebook.com/AddisonVincentFineArt ), The lovely and talented Bobby Bates (http://www.bobbybates.net/) and Alisandra of The Straube Center. (http://www.straubecenter.com)
Big things are coming soon, please stay tuned. If you missed the last two shows( I’m sure it didn’t help that I forgot to post about them), then you better not miss the next ones. We have at least two or three more this year. I will also (hopefully) be recording a demo soon and starting a soundcloud account for all the music experiments I’m looking into. Gotta get to work! Thanks for coming by, kkeep checking back! johnasaccone.bandcamp.com
John A. Saccone 