Jack Reilly broke into the Los Angeles art scene with geometric abstract paintings that depicted light, color, and illusionary pictorial space on shaped-canvas structures. He is recognized as an original artist of the Abstract Illusionism movement, and one of the foremost artists working in shaped canvas today and known for his elegant visual systems, signature brushwork and meticulous technique. While these paintings appear to consist of multiple layers, they are actually flat surfaces on a single shaped canvas. The layers and depth you perceive is a painted illusion. Artwork displayed on this page represents an overview of Reilly's work dating back to his early abstract paintings of the late 1970s.

"Fidelity" 65 x65 inches, acrylic on shaped canvas, ©1993.
"Basic Object" 42x60 inches, acrylic and metallic pigments on shaped canvas, ©2012
"Jack Reilly, "Pendulum" 72x72 inches, acrylic on shaped canvas, ©1981
"Jazz" 72x96 inches, acrylic on canvas, ©1979
A documentation of two major public art commissions.
1. San Diego County Health Services Complex. 2. American Airlines at Los Angeles International Airport.
Additional information regarding artwork availability and price is available upon request. Commissioned work requests will be considered.

Installation View, Aaron Berman Gallery, New York, NY.