A seeker of intimate viewpoints, definer of visual emotion, balancer of color and form; ultimately working toward mastering the art of observing.

Brittany is currently based between New York and Florida. She specializes in multi-disciplinary equine and figurative portraiture (painting, photography and drawing), while her conceptual work focuses on the psyche. Bretts Fine Art Photography is available in ‘Prints’. They offer collectors an opportunity to invest in works from across the globe that investigate cultures and landscapes with empathy; recorded in a technique that translates as painterly and has been defined as ‘timeless.’ Her expertise in studio lighting and working directly with horses is available to both private and commercial clients. Bretts work has been exhibited in cities and towns such as Bridgehampton, NY, East Hampton, NY, Greenwich, CT, West Palm Beach, FL, Wellington, FL, New York City and Provence, France.

Oil painting titled ‘Zazoe’ was a semi-finalist in the 15th Annual ARC Salon (2020-2021). Other paintings have been featured in ‘Hamptons Magazine', on two covers of 'Dan's Papers'. Her painting of Darragh Kenny, ‘Quintessence’ was chosen as the iconic Hampton Classic Horse Show poster. The original work is now in the King of Morocco’s private collection. Her oil painting commissions are often life size or larger, ranging from the likes of a 5’ x 8’ Olympic Dressage portrait to full body equine portraits ranging to 9’ x 7’ for private clients . Works have also been featured in SCAD equine studies brochures, as an invitation for The Palm Beach Easter Seals Kentucky Derby Day Party and more. Brittany Brett was commissioned to design the official 'TurtleFest' poster for The Loggerhead Marine life Center, located in Juno Beach, Florida. She donated the sales from the original art and posters to the Marine life Center. Over the years she has donated works to many organizations, such as The Museum of Polo, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, American Breast Cancer Foundation and The Rape Crisis Center of the Coastal Empire.

Her polo photography is published in the ASSOULINE books titled “Wellington” and “Palm Beach”. Self Published books are titled ‘Andalusians’ and ‘Valiente’. Print collections consist of documenting ‘SICAB’, the International Trade Fair fully dedicated to the purebred Spanish horse in Sevilla, Spain as well as a series of herds of wild horses in the Black Mountains of Wales.

Brett studied at Dreyfoos School of the Arts in West Palm Beach, FL. She went on to hold degrees in both Photography and Painting from the Savannah College of Art and Design, finishing her degree in France with a focus in Travel Documentary. Brett continued her education in New York City at the International Center of Photography, studying Documentary Photography for Social Change. She studied portraiture at the Art Students League of New York and frequents the Society of Illustrators. Brett also spearheaded an Arts program for victims of Human Trafficking in Harlem at GEMS, The Girls Educational Mentoring Service.