With vibrancy in color, a mixture of acrylics and mix media, self-taught graffiti folk artist Britnee Scotts paintings capture a spunky contemporary culture.  Presenting subjects that reflects on race, politics, and urban culture her works share a multitude of narratives. Her bold lines, and color has shaped a unique style in today’s art culture. Paying homage to Elizabeth Catlett, Aminah Robinson, Robert Colescott, and a connection of the Harlem Renaissance greats Faith Ringgold, Lois Mailou Jones, Brit bring those historical movements to fruition.

Britnee began presenting her artwork in cities all over the country and in 2022 landed her first collaboration with NFL home team Washington Commanders designing the first HBCU rally towel and showcased her art pieces in the FedEx Field Stadium. Having her first solo show in 2023 at Homme Gallery located in Washington, D.C. titled “Street Code”. Britnee was able to express her experiences growing up in an urban community.

As a Southeast, Washington, D.C. native Brits focus is to “Be the change she wishes to see in the world”, that will allow people to change the stigma that’s placed on how people view Southeast, D.C. and strive to be able to advocate through art for her city.During her spare time, she’s always studying and researching various artist from all over the world.

She says, “taking random trips to museums provide her clarity and helps her overcome times when she is having an artist block.” It’s her self-care time to reflect, pay homage, learn, and gain knowledge from various artist who she describes as originators.