“In 2020 during a pandemic, the United States was placed under government-mandated quarantine and experienced widespread political unrest. While the nation grappled with these challenges, I found myself confined at home, where I drew inspiration from the news to begin exploring the arts. Three years later, I established my studio, naming it The Bryant Bottega of Fine Arts. At its core lies my motto, encapsulated in the Latin phrase “ars longa; vita brevis,” reminding us that life is fleeting, yet art endures.”
The above picture is of Mickey, Louis, and Miles (left to right) showing the commissioned piece, “Louis Connelly’s Bar: for Fun Times and Friendship”. Miles Displays one of his copies of Leonardo de Vinci’s, “Last Supper”. Out of three copies done by Miles, one is known to hang in the Methodist church in Riceville, Tennessee.The three boys were a commissioned series by a proud mom. The rotunda at the University of Virginia was a commission for a graduate of the University of VirginiaGraceland was a Christmas commission To see more of Miles’s prints follow the link here: prints
