Brian DuPree from St Petersburg, Florida, is a contemporary artist known for his uplifting, joyful and healing paintings. At 18, Brian answered the persistent calling to become a professional artist. After graduating from high school, he enrolled at the prestigious University of South Florida College of the Arts, from where he graduated with a Master in Fine Arts, majoring in Painting.
He creates colorful and decorative works that are designed to bring color into any interior. His paintings have been collected in private and corporate collections across the US as well as internationally with over ten years of experience.
Brian's paintings have a feeling of spaciousness beyond the limitations of the canvas, charged with energy, expressed through his brushwork. His exuberant use of color has helped him maintain private collections across America as well as international collections throughout Europe.
Brian DuPree's latest series of paintings explores his love for St Petersburg and the sentiment of “home.” His work depicts a range of emotions with balanced abstract shapes that resonate on the surface plane. While some might consider this unbalanced, they fully capture reality in these pieces while still being considered abstract art.
He creates colorful and decorative works that are designed to bring color into any interior. His paintings have been collected in private and corporate collections across the US as well as internationally with over ten years of experience.
Brian's paintings have a feeling of spaciousness beyond the limitations of the canvas, charged with energy, expressed through his brushwork. His exuberant use of color has helped him maintain private collections across America as well as international collections throughout Europe.
Brian DuPree's latest series of paintings explores his love for St Petersburg and the sentiment of “home.” His work depicts a range of emotions with balanced abstract shapes that resonate on the surface plane. While some might consider this unbalanced, they fully capture reality in these pieces while still being considered abstract art.
