COncept Art

Mitch Greer’s concept art practice centers on atmospheric storytelling, world-building, and emotionally resonant design across science fiction, fantasy, and surrealist genres. With a foundation in traditional painting and a background in critical theory, his work integrates classical sensibilities with forward-looking visual narratives. Each project reflects a commitment to depth, clarity, and mood—inviting viewers into richly imagined spaces that support animation, games, and film. The full concept art portfolio is available for viewing and collaboration inquiries are welcome.

Esomnia

Esomnia was a two-day pop-up exhibition held in San Francisco from October 4–5, 2024, in a light-filled venue adjacent to the Cable Car Museum. The show featured immersive visual works accompanied by meditative ambient sound, creating a contemplative environment that emphasized sensory experience. While the installation was designed to be encountered in person, this record serves as a documentation of those ephemeral afternoons in early October.

Still LIfe and interiors

Discover an exhibition of digital paintings developed over three years of continuous work, shaped by time spent in both the forests and cities of the Bay Area. These works reflect an evolving engagement with environment, emotion, and form—capturing the interplay between natural stillness and urban intensity through a deeply personal visual practice.

Trancendental Expressionism

Explore a curated exhibition of digital paintings developed over three years of focused practice, created across the contrasting environments of Bay Area forests and urban landscapes. These works reflect a sustained investigation into light, atmosphere, and memory—bridging natural and constructed spaces through a uniquely expressive digital approach.