“Quantum Genesis” by Jumper Maybach | MakersPlace Blog

Colors that jump off the canvas. Lines that sweep across the panorama. Patterns, phrases, and textures that make a bright, bold statement. Jumper Maybach’s art is a constant evolution of color and an audacious mixing of techniques. The result is surprising and compelling abstract masterpieces that have inspired collectors, connoisseurs, galleries, and art enthusiasts from Houston to Milan, from Paris to Vienna.

Now, world-renowned abstract artist Jumper Maybach — dubbed the Jackson Pollack of the 21st century — will be releasing his first-ever NFT, “Quantum Genesis,” as a unique 1/1 digital artwork.

An absorbing web of courageous colors, “Quantum Genesis” captures the mysterious origin of dreams, propelling the viewer on a journey into the celestial heavens — through space, time, and the vivid depths of their own unconscious state of mind.

“I am honored to partner with MakersPlace for the release of my first NFT. This piece, which I titled “Quantum Genesis,” is truly one of my favorite works, and I can’t wait to share this with a collector who loves it as much as I do. I’m excited to now be able to spread my message of love and kindness through the physical and digital universe.” — Jumper Maybach

Inspired by his own traumatic experiences of being bullied and ostracized for his sexual orientation, Jumper Maybach (born Ben Workman, ca. 1963) centers his work around love and pain, exploration, and empowerment. With the release of his genesis NFT, the artist brings his message of compassion, joy, and courage to the metaverse.

The online auctioning of Quantum Genesis will begin on April 27th, 2022, at 3:30 PM PT – interested collectors can place bids with credit cards or Ethereum on MakersPlace.

About Jumper Maybach

From roots in the Houston, Texas area, Jumper Maybach has gone on to exhibit in Dubai, Venice, the Galerie du Louvre in Paris, Barcelona, and Austria. Upon seeing his vivid style, he was dubbed the Jackson Pollock of the 21st century. The art — and captivating story behind it — led to the development of an award-winning documentary film about the artist’s life.

Jumper Maybach was born from a very real, very relatable story. Ben Workman suffered decades of emotional abuse and was marginalized for his sexual orientation. In 2010, the Jumper persona emerged, giving Ben the power to manifest the artist he’d never known himself to be and the confidence to create his art with a purpose—to help end hate and intolerance.

Jumper Maybach has attracted a growing international following. As the artist and brand continue gaining attention and accolades, original and commissioned art pieces are selling for 10x what they were just a few years ago.