John Worthey is a Seattle-born painter whose subject matter comes from both the urban and natural environments. His use at both man-made and nature-made elements is conceived as a statement that harmony can exist between man and nature, and as a metaphor of personal fulfillment. This could generally be seen as man’s dependence on nature for his own survival and spiritual welfare. His use of both man-made and nature-made elements is conceived as a statement that harmony can exist between man and nature and as a metaphor of personal fulfillment. This could generally be seen as man’s dependence on nature for his own survival and spiritual welfare.

John Worthey’s works have been shown nationwide as well as in Canada and Japan. Educated at the University Of Washington School of Art; he studied under Bill Holm, George Tsutakawa and Jacob Lawrence.