Hollie & Brent
Artists Hollie Wittman and Brent Miller together form Scenic Art Studio. Below a short introduction to both artists.
Hollie Wittman
At work I would often find myself watching paint dry and liking it. Most people don’t enjoy what they do to make money but I am lucky I do. I am an artist and making a living of it.
The artist who have unfenced me most are painters with a strong sense of color that creates the mood they are trying to express. Painters like Chaim Soutine, Edouard Vuillard, Egon Schiele, Albrecht Durer, Toulouse Lautrec, Otto Dix and the contemporary painter Lucian Frued. The other thing that appeals to me is the artist sense of humor.
Hollie Wittman’s CV can be downloaded here (PDF-format).
Brent Miller
Brent spent his youth in Greece, Cyprus, and Germany attending local schools and living the life of a native. His cultural and artistic influence in this period built the foundation of what was to be his life long obsession: That is Art.
At 18 Brent returned to the U.S. for the first time to attend college. As a means to a healthy social life Brent started body painting girls in night clubs for a hobby, which soon gave way to a passion for the fine disciplines of Painting and Drawing.
Now only sixteen years later, he has become fluent in both mediums as well as sculpture. He has painted murals, carved and painted exhibits for some of the biggest scenic art projects to date.
His influences include American artists like Grant Wood, Richard Diebenkorn and Joseph Cornell. International masters like Hieronymus Bosch, Anselm Kiefer and Edward Munch.
In addition to working across the U.S., Brent has worked on four large international projects in France, The Netherlands, Germany and Spain, while furthering his knowledge of art at museums, galleries and institutions around Europe and the Americas.
Now living in Valencia, Spain, he and his family are planning to keep moving east to discover all that the continent of Asia, with its diverse cultures and arts, has to be discovered.
Brent Miller’s CV can be downloaded by clicking here (PDF-format).
Due to the large volume and expanse of work only samples of the artists’ work can be seen on this site. For a full review of the their projects, please contact the artists.