Biography

Jordan Hayes is a San Francisco–based experimental minimalist whose work explores repetition, visual tension, and the subtle psychology of space. Jordan approaches minimalism not as reduction, but as an investigation: how little is needed to create meaning, mood, or pressure inside a composition.

Their pieces often feature clean forms, strong balance, and deliberate emptiness — but the calm surface hides a deeper complexity. Small shifts in spacing, proportion, and alignment become the “story.” The work feels contemporary and forward-facing, influenced by digital culture, interface design, modern architecture, and conceptual art practices.

Jordan’s style translates across borders because it doesn’t rely on symbols tied to any one place. Instead, it speaks a global design language: clarity, structure, precision, and a controlled sense of experimentation. The result is art that feels premium, modern, and highly adaptable — equally at home in a gallery context or a minimalist interior.