Atlanta-based artist Miles Davis operates Massive Burn Studios, a contemporary art studio producing neosurrealistic paintings that explore themes of internal spirituality and human experience through figurative, abstract, and floral compositions. The studio’s work sits at the intersection of modern surrealism, pop surrealism, and what the site describes as “visionary” art, targeting collectors drawn to contemporary figurative and abstract work with spiritual or philosophical dimensions.
The studio’s portfolio is organized into named series. The Totem Series examines “actions and reactions of one’s life” through curves and movement. The Skeleton Series and Political Series round out the primary thematic lines. Blacklight paintings represent a separate body of work distinct from the main series offerings.
Collectors can acquire work in several formats. Original paintings form the studio’s centerpiece output, while limited edition giclée prints, posters, and bargain prints extend accessibility across price points. Giclée print pricing visible on the site ranges from $125 to $150. Study paintings and bargain options provide lower-cost entry points. Apparel, home decor, and accessories are available through a partnership with Threadless, accessible at massiveburn.threadless.com.
Exhibition activity includes participation in Art Basel Miami Week at Spectrum Miami in the Wynwood district. A dual exhibition titled “Two-Fold” features Davis’s work alongside oil paintings by artist Susan Genson. Davis is currently nominated for “Best Visual Artist” in the Best of Cobb 2026 competition, connecting the studio to the Atlanta metro area arts community in Cobb County.
The website at massiveburnstudios.com is organized into sections for Artwork, Merchandise, exhibitions under “On Display,” News, and Contact. No studio visit hours or physical showroom address are listed on the page, though the site provides contact options for inquiries.