If you would have asked a 12-year-old Jack Storms what he wanted to do
with his life, he’d have paused, then blurted a vague answer, something
akin to ” I don’t know. Art?” He’d always been good at it. The passion
was there, too—an excess of it, even. Taking his guidance counselor’s
advice to pursue art, Jack took up the major, along with a minor in art
history with a studio emphasis. But the more he learned about art, the
more he realized just how much he wanted to make a name for himself in
the field—a field that’s been explored to the point of exhaustion
throughout history. What Jack Storms didn’t know then was that he’d
discover something that would push back the frontiers of contemporary
art in a significant way.