About

What started in August 2021 as a newfound creative outlet, turned into something much bigger than he ever could have expected. Going by the handle @nbultman_art on social media, Nick Bultman documents his journey with abstract art, making everything from trendy process videos to bold, futuristic showpieces.
Although, he was born and raised in California, Nick currently resides in Gilbert, Arizona. He does not have any formal art education and graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Industrial Technology from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Nick has always had an interest in the relationship between science, technology, engineering and the creative arts but having worked in the corporate environment of engineering and sales for several years post-college, he found himself frustrated with his lack freedom to artistically express his deepest intuitions. After years of scrolling through social media, he decided to take these intuitions seriously, document his journey and take the leap from private inspirations to public demonstration.
Nick has since gained a significant following across social media and displaying his art at local Arizona boutiques as well as partnered with iconic Red Eight Gallery, located at the Royal Exchange in London.
Nick's focus is to create unique, dynamic, powerful works of art while sharing his journey to entertain and inspire others to manifest their creativity.
This website represents a collection of Nick's available and past artwork, client testimonials, and prints for sale. You can reach Nick directly by sending a message through his contact page or sending him a DM @nbultman_art on Instagram.

Artist Statement

"I want people to feel the energy behind my paintings and be inspired by each work’s energy and motion. I want people’s immediate senses to be captivated by the unique forms and imagination to run free with how those forms resonate with them. A motto I strongly identify with is 'show, don’t tell'.
90% of my time is spent mixing paints, preparing canvases, masking, executing digital renders and planning. However, the real magic behind my artwork relies on one single moment of focused effort. After several attempts on practice canvases, I build up my muscle memory to ultimately convey my motion to a prepared canvas. My brain shuts off and my body becomes one with my utensil. Since every muscle movement critically affects the overall composition, I will only attempt the movement when I’m prepared and in a flow state. I’m most proud of my work when I’m pursuing something new, when I’m pushing the boundaries of my technique.”