Kevin Phillips is an artist based in Fort Collins, whose work vividly explores themes of disassociation and derealization. His use of dynamic imagery and color theory draws viewers into emotionally charged scenes. Kevin's art has found homes in private collections across all 50 states and internationally.

Kevin began using art as a means of communication in his youth, finding confidence through his natural talent. He earned an AA in Art from Laramie County Community College in 2018 and continues to nurture new artists through workshops and presentations.

His artistic journey includes several solo exhibitions, with notable ones at Esther and John Clay Fine Art Gallery: "Vaporwave" in 2019 and "Ripples of the Void" in late 2022. Kevin has also showcased his work extensively in local venues across Colorado and Wyoming, including The Paramount Ballroom and The Blind Pig Pub. His group exhibitions span settings like The Purple Cow Café and Gallery to RemainReal Fine Art, where he started his residency in 2024.

Kevin's contributions to art have been recognized with numerous awards, including 13 Blue Ribbon awards at the Wyoming State Art Show and a Best of Show at Esther and John Clay Gallery. His commitment to the community shines through his organization of art fundraisers for various social causes.

In 2023, Kevin challenged himself to create over 200 paintings, successfully completing 230. For 2024, he aims to focus on quality over quantity, producing a new series each month. As a resident artist at RemainReal Fine Art in Denver, Kevin's work is continuously on display, showcasing his evolving style and themes.

Kevin's work has been featured in the Wyoming Tribune Eagle and "The Talon," cementing his role as a significant voice in contemporary art. He remains committed to pushing the boundaries of his craft, aiming to resonate with and inspire his audience through every piece he creates.