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Justin Aversano

based in Los Angeles, California, United States.

Justin Aversano is co-founder and CEO of Quantum Art , a platform focused on curating digital culture through NFTs. Before Quantum, Justin launched Twin Flames , a photographic collection of 100 sets of twins. Justin is also the co-founder and creative director of SaveArtSpace , a non-profit dedicated to bringing community art to public spaces. A humanist and a social entrepreneur, Justin connects his art with the world around him by capturing moments, faces, and communities that surround him, bringing them together through the lens of his camera. Justin is currently based in Los Angeles.

From Welcome to the Block Party, March 2022

Profile (past & present)

Locations
Los Angeles, California, United States

Connections

Founder of
Quantum Art, SaveArtSpace
Leadership roles
Quantum Art, SaveArtSpace

Some roles and affiliations may be former.

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Works · 5

Bahareh & Farzaneh Safarani
Knight of Staffs
Twin Flames #93
Smoke and Mirrors
Twin Flames

Coverage · 4 articles

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