Brandon T. Pittman is a Kansas-based multidisciplinary artist and arts advocate whose work moves between energetic music and bold visual art. After getting his start in Atlanta’s indie scene, he became known as a bassist in experimental and punk projects before building a solo practice centered on improvisation, immersive visuals, and sonic exploration. His visual work spans canvas, digital media, and installation, often pulling from absurdism and surrealism to create strange, playful, and off-kilter worlds. Pittman has also been active in the arts community through DIY label work, event curation, and his director role with Midtopia, a nonprofit using music and art as tools for social change. He currently serves as Director of Programming for Wareham Hall, helping shape its artistic identity and place within the Kansas arts ecosystem.
