Brittany Haynes is a visual artist and union member of the United Scenic Artists, Local 829, working within the entertainment and decorative arts industry. She holds a BFA from Boston University (2012) and continued her studies in classical painting at the Academy of Realist Art, Boston (2016-2019). 

Her career in scenic painting has spanned an array of unique projects from large-scale backdrops for ballet companies, to theater sets, haunted houses, and restoration of 19th century murals. She officially joined the Guild of Scenic Artists in 2022 and some of her productions include; Art Director for feature film “Confession” (2014), “Dexter; New Blood (2021)”, “Good Burger (2023), and “Salem’s Lot (2024)”. While working as a scenic artist Brittany also maintains her studio practice and continues to exhibit throughout New England. 

Her paintings have been included in shows at the Rockport Arts Association & Museum National Show (2019), the Hudson Valley Artist Association Annual Exhibit (2020, 2022), and the Guild of Boston Artists Annual Juried Exhibition (2020, 2023).

 With a style heavily influenced by her admiration for Dutch floral paintings, Italian Renaissance, Japanese Rinpa painting, and realism of the late 19th century Brittany juxtaposes brushwork and refined detail by exploring composition and design elements that are abstract and minimalistic. Between her love of nature and Zen spirit Brittany explores thematic ideas like “Mono no Aware” (lit. The pathos of things) and creates work focusing on transience, self-reflection, and the internal journey. The world her paintings dwell in is silent and void-like, aiming to be broadly interpreted as to allow the viewer a chance to find their own meditation within her imagery. 

​Brittany currently resides in Boston with her studio at Western Ave Studios in Lowell, MA. 

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