"Jordan Quintero is of and about California, although by nature he is
nomadic. He is from an excessively large family of mysterious
ethnicities and personas. His most memorable childhood experience is
of grasping the concept of death during a meteor shower in Hawaii. He
is loved by many beautiful people and one ugly dog. Jordan finds
himself moved by insects, birds, water, physical and non-physical
structures such as class, race and gender, the female anatomy and
psyche, the functionality of oppression, the functionality of love,
and the functionality of functionality. all of the above, amongst many
other inexplicable sensations, are what make up the art of Jordan
Quintero."

-Maya Dobjensky, muse and lover, 2011