Jumper Maybach’s painting explores political concepts through the frenetic and organic forms that inhabit his canvases and interrogates social commentary with subversive deftness. At times, the messaging is subdued, a subtle slow burn, while often it is hiding in plain sight, offering a juxtaposition between abstraction and literal that speaks to the duality inherent in his personas.

Born Ben Workman in 1963, the artist who would come to be known as Jumper Maybach formed ideas of self-worth and, like us all, self-hatred through the adversity and trauma of a socially fraught 1960s Corpus Christi childhood. These cornerstones of identity are acutely perceptible through the mixing of raw emotion and the perceived disorganization of color, line, and form that coalesce into a world of explosive instinct. His paintings beg the viewer to step into his world of intuition through his playfulness and, at times, a childlike wonder to walk with him to the better world he creates on his canvases.

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Imagine a creative force who effortlessly bridges two worlds with unparalleled finesse. Meet Paweł Wojtak, born in 1983 in Warsaw, Poland—a true master of blending artistry, innovation, and leadership. An artist, advertising maven, and visionary manager, Paweł’s life is a vibrant canvas where bold brushstrokes meet strategic brilliance.

Graduating with honors from the prestigious Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, he honed not only his technical expertise but also a profound sensitivity to form and aesthetics. His journey began in the realms of art and design, where his insatiable curiosity and experimental approach cultivated mastery across multiple disciplines—painting, design, advertising, and modern digital arts.

For over 15 years, Paweł has seamlessly balanced two professional paths. As a Creative Director at global advertising agencies, he orchestrates campaigns that harness the power of design, animation, CGI, and advanced post-production. Simultaneously, he pursues his passion as an oil painter, creating large-scale impasto works that resonate with depth and emotion.

In his art, Paweł rejects the hollow pursuits of a fast-paced, superficial world, championing authenticity, vulnerability, and profound connection. His paintings invite viewers into a heartfelt universe that values emotion over pretense, employing unique color palettes and layered textures to evoke strong, personal reflections.

Far more than a creator, Paweł considers himself a storyteller, a dreamer, and a source of inspiration for those who dare to view the world through both a commercial lens and an artistic soul.

With 13 solo and group exhibitions to his name, Paweł’s works now enrich private collections across Poland and Europe.

Imagine a creative force who effortlessly bridges two worlds with unparalleled finesse. Meet Paweł Wojtak, born in 1983 in Warsaw, Poland—a true master of blending artistry, innovation, and leadership. An artist, advertising maven, and visionary manager, Paweł’s life is a vibrant canvas where bold brushstrokes meet strategic brilliance.

Graduating with honors from the prestigious Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, he honed not only his technical expertise but also a profound sensitivity to form and aesthetics. His journey began in the realms of art and design, where his insatiable curiosity and experimental approach cultivated mastery across multiple disciplines—painting, design, advertising, and modern digital arts.

For over 15 years, Paweł has seamlessly balanced two professional paths. As a Creative Director at global advertising agencies, he orchestrates campaigns that harness the power of design, animation, CGI, and advanced post-production. Simultaneously, he pursues his passion as an oil painter, creating large-scale impasto works that resonate with depth and emotion.

In his art, Paweł rejects the hollow pursuits of a fast-paced, superficial world, championing authenticity, vulnerability, and profound connection. His paintings invite viewers into a heartfelt universe that values emotion over pretense, employing unique color palettes and layered textures to evoke strong, personal reflections.

Far more than a creator, Paweł considers himself a storyteller, a dreamer, and a source of inspiration for those who dare to view the world through both a commercial lens and an artistic soul.

With 13 solo and group exhibitions to his name, Paweł’s works now enrich private collections across Poland and Europe.

Formerly a NY lawyer and law librarian professor, Rosaria Vigorito is now an established and award-winning artist, who exhibits locally and internationally in different venues, including art fairs, galleries, government institutions and museums. She also loves offering her art to help various charitable organizations. Rosaria perceives her artist role as messenger, philosopher, outlier and empath.
Her unique and noticeable style involves mosaic style fragmentation, raw emotive lines and vibrant colors, combined to explore various themes, such as the female form, portraiture, androgyny and the inner psyche.

Formerly a NY lawyer and law librarian professor, Rosaria Vigorito is now an established and award-winning artist, who exhibits locally and internationally in different venues, including art fairs, galleries, government institutions and museums. She also loves offering her art to help various charitable organizations. Rosaria perceives her artist role as messenger, philosopher, outlier and empath.
Her unique and noticeable style involves mosaic style fragmentation, raw emotive lines and vibrant colors, combined to explore various themes, such as the female form, portraiture, androgyny and the inner psyche.

Dave Ross(b. 1978, Winston-Salem, NC USA) is an American abstract expressionist painter and mixed media artist. After a successful early 2024 solo show with Baker-Hall Art Gallery (formerly Club Gallery) he moved into a new Miami, FL studio space to grow his practice. His paintings can be found in private collections around the U.S.

As the founder of Dave Ross Studios, Dave not only showcases his own work but also invites other artists to showcase their creations, enriching the artistic community. Additionally, Dave serves on the board of the Fountainhead Residency in Miami.

Dave Ross(b. 1978, Winston-Salem, NC USA) is an American abstract expressionist painter and mixed media artist. After a successful early 2024 solo show with Baker-Hall Art Gallery (formerly Club Gallery) he moved into a new Miami, FL studio space to grow his practice. His paintings can be found in private collections around the U.S.

As the founder of Dave Ross Studios, Dave not only showcases his own work but also invites other artists to showcase their creations, enriching the artistic community. Additionally, Dave serves on the board of the Fountainhead Residency in Miami.

I purchased my first plane ticket to France at twenty-years-old, leaving behind all that was familiar to me.
Little did I know the years growing up in the quiet plains of West Africa would make such an impression on my life- or that sharing it with the rest of the world, would become my destiny.

From the Northern part of Burkina Faso, Sabce, Africa, my family and I, of the Fulani Tribe, were nomadic herders. We led sheep, goat, and chickens to greener pastures. I was the youngest of seven brothers and two sisters, and one of three kids in my entire village that had that opportunity to attend school.

However like most other kids, four months of the year, after school, and on weekends, I, too, was a herder. But it was on those two-mile hikes to and from school each day, I recall questioning our way of life.

We ate to survive. Being vegetarian, our main staples were millet and vegetable. And dry seasons in the region were the most difficult as many animals would starve to death. To me, that was very painful as the animals became an extension of me. I was reminded that each generation before me and after me was destined to remain a herder.

Though I loved the lifestyle for what it gave me: a deep connection to the animal kingdom (sheep would sleep beside and on me), the unforgettable beauty of rainy seasons, and an appreciation for nature that would stay with me forever- I became restless and desired change.

My family thought I was crazy to want more from life. My "sky is wide open" philosophy had them concerned that I was denying what our ancestors gave and did for us. But I couldn't help it, something nagged at me. I wanted it to live on, so I began drawing my feelings and nature around me at twelve-years-old.

I purchased my first plane ticket to France at twenty-years-old, leaving behind all that was familiar to me.
Little did I know the years growing up in the quiet plains of West Africa would make such an impression on my life- or that sharing it with the rest of the world, would become my destiny.

From the Northern part of Burkina Faso, Sabce, Africa, my family and I, of the Fulani Tribe, were nomadic herders. We led sheep, goat, and chickens to greener pastures. I was the youngest of seven brothers and two sisters, and one of three kids in my entire village that had that opportunity to attend school.

However like most other kids, four months of the year, after school, and on weekends, I, too, was a herder. But it was on those two-mile hikes to and from school each day, I recall questioning our way of life.

We ate to survive. Being vegetarian, our main staples were millet and vegetable. And dry seasons in the region were the most difficult as many animals would starve to death. To me, that was very painful as the animals became an extension of me. I was reminded that each generation before me and after me was destined to remain a herder.

Though I loved the lifestyle for what it gave me: a deep connection to the animal kingdom (sheep would sleep beside and on me), the unforgettable beauty of rainy seasons, and an appreciation for nature that would stay with me forever- I became restless and desired change.

My family thought I was crazy to want more from life. My "sky is wide open" philosophy had them concerned that I was denying what our ancestors gave and did for us. But I couldn't help it, something nagged at me. I wanted it to live on, so I began drawing my feelings and nature around me at twelve-years-old.

Michael Angelo Caci is a Seattle, WA award winning mixed-media artist.
Michael’s artist's journey began in Upstate New York as the Auburn High School photographer in 1970. He attended
Humboldt State University, earning a B.S. in Zoology, minoring in psychology. After moving to Seattle, WA, he studied printmaking, painting and photography. During this formative period he made deep connections with the Pacific Ocean and mountains surrounding Seattle. His art has been featured in solo and group exhibitions in museums and galleries throughout the United States and
abroad, including CICA Museum, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea; the Schneider Museum of Art, of Southern Oregon
University in Ashland; Frederick Holmes & Company in Seattle; Expressions Gallery and Doug Adams Gallery in
Berkeley, CA; the Ceres Gallery in New York City; the Clara Hatton Gallery of Colorado State University in Ft. Collins;
the OFFM Public Arts Council in Berlin; and the Saraghi Gallery on Phillip Island, Australia. In addition, his paintings are in private, public and corporate collections, including ArtSpace in New Haven, CT, the Marriott Waterfront Hotel in Seattle. and The CICA Museum South Korea.
In the mid-1990s, Michael purchased his first large format digital printer and began experiments with it, combining
digital and traditional media in a layering process. The printer and printer software became collaborators.
In 2008, his process evolved further toward works with a dimensional, light-capturing reflective-sculptural focus.
In Seattle Michael has been represented by the Frederick Holmes & Co. Gallery since 2015.

Seattle WA

Michael Angelo Caci is a Seattle, WA award winning mixed-media artist.
Michael’s artist's journey began in Upstate New York as the Auburn High School photographer in 1970. He attended
Humboldt State University, earning a B.S. in Zoology, minoring in psychology. After moving to Seattle, WA, he studied printmaking, painting and photography. During this formative period he made deep connections with the Pacific Ocean and mountains surrounding Seattle. His art has been featured in solo and group exhibitions in museums and galleries throughout the United States and
abroad, including CICA Museum, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea; the Schneider Museum of Art, of Southern Oregon
University in Ashland; Frederick Holmes & Company in Seattle; Expressions Gallery and Doug Adams Gallery in
Berkeley, CA; the Ceres Gallery in New York City; the Clara Hatton Gallery of Colorado State University in Ft. Collins;
the OFFM Public Arts Council in Berlin; and the Saraghi Gallery on Phillip Island, Australia. In addition, his paintings are in private, public and corporate collections, including ArtSpace in New Haven, CT, the Marriott Waterfront Hotel in Seattle. and The CICA Museum South Korea.
In the mid-1990s, Michael purchased his first large format digital printer and began experiments with it, combining
digital and traditional media in a layering process. The printer and printer software became collaborators.
In 2008, his process evolved further toward works with a dimensional, light-capturing reflective-sculptural focus.
In Seattle Michael has been represented by the Frederick Holmes & Co. Gallery since 2015.

Seattle WA

Nancy was introduced to painting through a casual art class with friends. As an interior designer, the study of color came naturally, but she was astonished by how much she loved abstract expressive art, and simply couldn’t get enough of it!

In New York City, Nancy studied at the Art Student’s League and the National Academy of Art. She has studied under a number of artists including Cat Tesla, Julie Schumer, Adele Sypesteyn, Nicholas Wilton, and Gordon Studer.

Nancy is represented by Stellers Gallery and Missy’s Art & Pieces in Jacksonville, FL as well as MarketPlace Interiors in Nashville, and Joan Anderson Interiors in Cashiers, NC. She studio/gallery is at the Goat Farm in Atlanta’s Westside
Her collectors include individuals and corporations nationwide. Nancy also serves on the board of directors of The Bascom: Center for the Visual Arts in Highlands, NC

Nancy shares her time between Atlanta and her family farm in Cashiers, NC.

Two artist show at the Distillery of Modern Art - March/April 2025

-SITE show at the Goat Farm – October 2025

-A group show at the Quinlan Visual Arts Center, Gainesville, GA summer of 2024

-Art League of Highland/Cashiers: Sapphire Summer arts show July 2024

-Art League of Highland/Cashiers Highlands Fall art show- October 2024 Won first place in Abstract competition for “Milton’s Chaos & Calm III”

-A one-woman show at the Madison Artist’s Guild in August/September 2023,

- Palm Beach MODERN + CONTEMPORARY international art fair with Siempre Avanti gallery - March 2025

Nancy was introduced to painting through a casual art class with friends. As an interior designer, the study of color came naturally, but she was astonished by how much she loved abstract expressive art, and simply couldn’t get enough of it!

In New York City, Nancy studied at the Art Student’s League and the National Academy of Art. She has studied under a number of artists including Cat Tesla, Julie Schumer, Adele Sypesteyn, Nicholas Wilton, and Gordon Studer.

Nancy is represented by Stellers Gallery and Missy’s Art & Pieces in Jacksonville, FL as well as MarketPlace Interiors in Nashville, and Joan Anderson Interiors in Cashiers, NC. She studio/gallery is at the Goat Farm in Atlanta’s Westside
Her collectors include individuals and corporations nationwide. Nancy also serves on the board of directors of The Bascom: Center for the Visual Arts in Highlands, NC

Nancy shares her time between Atlanta and her family farm in Cashiers, NC.

Two artist show at the Distillery of Modern Art - March/April 2025

-SITE show at the Goat Farm – October 2025

-A group show at the Quinlan Visual Arts Center, Gainesville, GA summer of 2024

-Art League of Highland/Cashiers: Sapphire Summer arts show July 2024

-Art League of Highland/Cashiers Highlands Fall art show- October 2024 Won first place in Abstract competition for “Milton’s Chaos & Calm III”

-A one-woman show at the Madison Artist’s Guild in August/September 2023,

- Palm Beach MODERN + CONTEMPORARY international art fair with Siempre Avanti gallery - March 2025