"Yeah, well, artists are a lot like gangsters. They both know that the official version, the one everyone else believes, is a lie. -Russell Banks
Designing work on a foundation of authenticity, IPNT.org is a spearheading Contemporary Artist, Writer, and Entrepreneur, working within integrated practices and new forms, who has been proactively raising the multidisciplinary standards bar since day one. IPNT.org’s artwork resides globally in private collections. As a professional driven by ignited passion, IPNT.org features an extensive background involving creating content that touches beyond the eyes themselves and enjoys leveraging their innate artistic mind to not only accentuate the modern-day art experiences, but ultimately leave their ever-growing national/international audiences wanting more.
Brought up on Earth, IPNT.org was born with a rooted entrepreneurial spirit and a complex eye for creativity. To them, the concept of being able to pull from an infinite variety of materials, sources, and styles and harmoniously blend them together to form a single intrinsic art piece radiated them with passion. The third generation descendant of the legendary Los Angeles industrial family rules the roost, and is keeping the family legacy alive in the worlds of contemporary art, offshore cable, fashion, philanthropy, and beyond. IPNT.org’s Oma is a survivor of the Holocaust by way of Shanghai, China. With this as their foundation, it ultimately became the catalyst for IPNT.org to begin their intent on obstacle journey at a young age.
To date, they have earned a BFA from CU Boulder, a MA in Education from USC Rossier School of Education, studied under the artist Albert Chong, and spent 13+ years owning a fine art crating handling company entitled Cratesafe LLC. Along with extensively supporting crating, handling and installation of art, IPNT.org also worked as an offshore subsea cable contractor, spent over a year in India building solar and wind companies, and also tapped into the realms of authoring, teaching sculpting, fashion designing, and many others.
Fast forward to today, IPNT.org’s bucket list entails working across the United States, in the oil fields of the Arabian Sea, and all through China, India, Western Europe, and Thailand. Currently, they live in Hawaii, in addition to daily work, IPNT.org is also working on building the worlds first sculptural par 3 garden ⛳️ compete with “balata” balls. Furthermore, they are renowned for creating Doost (2006), a highly reflective glass dust used to create Ostensibly Colored Monochromatic Screens. IPNT.org is also the developer of the latest series entitled "Is that you who let a gaseous-spaceship-dystopian-plasticity stinky?” and continues to work with paint, neon along with ghosts, volcano “Opae Ula” shrimp, rainbows, and uranium glass. All in all, IPNT.org’s work and life experiences could seamlessly satisfy ten lives, but for them, they are merely colors they collect for their next piece, reflecting a deeper beauty that is tied to a universal socio-critical message of self-development and plausible resistance.
As a dynamic and committed professional, nothing makes IPNT.org happier than being able to create compelling content and services that colorize new levels of emotional influences and invested attraction. From art, authoring, teaching to business development, they have a genuine ardency for their career and demonstrates that through their empowering and immersive dedications that continuously instill positive disruptive change on a global scale. This, in conjunction with his motivating energy and inventory of successes to date, is what ultimately shaped IPNT.org into the highly distinguished international sensation they are today – one who shows no signs of slowing down any time soon.
IPNT.org loves what they do and is always seeking ways to advance themself both personally and professionally. But when they are not working in their studio, you can often find them on the holoholo, voraciously reading, cooking, golfing, gardening, or going to their IPNT cinema, and exploring locally to fulfill their wanderlust side.
