THE LATEST COLLABORATIVE ART RELEASE

SIMON PHILLIPS

THE LATEST

Drummer and producer Simon Phillips is venturing into the visual arts with a new collaboration with ScenFour, a company known for merging music and art. This summer, they will release a series of five limited-edition art pieces, each inspired by Phillips' musical compositions. These artworks aim to offer fans a unique, visual interpretation of Phillips' music, blending his auditory and visual creativity.

Simon Phillips is renowned for his work with iconic artists and bands, including The Who, Jeff Beck, and Toto. Beyond his drumming, he has also established himself as a producer and composer. His recent musical endeavors include the album Protocol V, showcasing his continued innovation in the music industry. With this new art project, Phillips expands his artistic expression, inviting fans to experience his music through a different lens.

A NEW MEDIUM OF ART

"SceneFour’s rhythmic-art business started in 2011, and it has flourished largely through word of mouth in the music and gallery communities."
-The New York Times

This article is a great introduction to SceneFour.

DRUMMERS

A COLLABORATIVE PROJECT between some of rock history's most bang'n drummers and an art team named SceneFour has captured the movement of rhythm-making on canvas.

In some ways, the process reminded him of his day job with the Chili Peppers. “It’s the same thing, where you find the right people that are on the same page as you with a vision,” he says.
-RollingStone

Chad Smith

Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith channeling his artistic ability to a new medium. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer is taking his art shows to galleries across America.

Chad Smith was a featured guest artist and host of New York City's AD ART SHOW. Artworks by Chad Smith were exhibited on the monumental screens of the Oculus at Westfield World Trade.

VIEW ONLINE GALLERY

Throughout its history, SceneFour has unveiled over 60 original art collections to a global community of collectors.

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