Jumper Maybach Debuts 'Radiant Spaces' at Inaugural Salt Lake Art Show
American artist Jumper Maybach, working in Abstract Expressionism and gestural abstraction, presented his 'Radiant Spaces' series at the inaugural Salt Lake Art Show in 2026. The collection explores emotional energy, human resilience, and the coexistence of intensity and peace through layered textures and color fields. Maybach has also created site-specific installations for architecturally significant buildings, including the 1900K building in Washington, D.C. He continues to explore multi-panel concepts and immersive formats, blurring lines between fine art, installation, and luxury design. His recent inspiration comes from travel, architecture, and spiritual awareness, leading to 'emotional landscapes' with greater luminosity. Upcoming projects include large-scale works connecting contemporary art with fashion and collectible objects, as well as participation in major international art fairs.
Key facts
- Jumper Maybach debuted 'Radiant Spaces' at the inaugural Salt Lake Art Show in 2026.
- The series explores emotional energy, human resilience, and the coexistence of intensity and peace.
- Maybach has created site-specific installations at the 1900K building in Washington, D.C.
- He works in the tradition of Abstract Expressionism and gestural abstraction.
- His themes include identity, healing, intuition, and trauma.
- He is exploring multi-panel concepts and immersive formats.
- He is blurring lines between fine art, installation, and luxury design.
- Upcoming projects include works connecting contemporary art with fashion and collectible objects.
Entities
Artists
- Jumper Maybach
Institutions
- Artnet News
- Salt Lake Art Show
Locations
- Washington, D.C.
- United States