Timothy Colomer is a Marine Corps veteran turned fine artist, creating deeply evocative works that bridge raw emotion, history, and classical influences. With a background in military history and an Executive MBA, his art is both intellectually rich and visually stunning. From thought-provoking figurative pieces to symbolic compositions, Timothy’s work speaks to collectors, galleries, and those who seek art with a profound narrative.

Artist Statement

Art is my bridge between past and present, between personal history and universal emotion. As a Marine Corps veteran, I have seen the rawest edges of life—chaos, resilience, loss, and hope. These experiences shape my work, guiding my hand as I translate complex emotions into form and color. My art is a dialogue between the seen and the unseen, where every stroke carries a story, every shade a memory.

Influenced by classical techniques, historical narratives, and personal introspection, I blend realism with abstraction, creating works that invite deeper contemplation. Some pieces wrestle with the weight of war and trauma, while others celebrate the quiet beauty found in everyday moments. Whether through a powerful figurative piece, a modern reinterpretation of historical themes, or an evocative portrait, my goal remains the same: to connect, to challenge, and to stir something within the viewer.

I believe that fine art is more than decoration—it is a statement, a reflection of the human experience. My work invites collectors, galleries, and audiences to engage with art that is not just seen, but felt.