Scott Kowalski — Pittsburgh Artist & Muralist
Original paintings, murals, public art, and commissioned artwork created in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
I’m a Pittsburgh-based visual artist working primarily in acrylic on canvas and large-scale mural work. My studio practice moves between abstract expressionism, bold color, texture, and more representational subjects, while my public art brings that same energy into shared spaces throughout Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania.
Available Original Art
Explore original paintings by Pittsburgh artist Scott Kowalski. Each piece is created by hand in my Pittsburgh studio, primarily using acrylic on canvas, with an emphasis on color, texture, movement, and experimentation.
Available work changes throughout the year as new paintings are completed and others find new homes.
Murals & Public Art
I create large-scale murals and public art for businesses, organizations, and community spaces throughout Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania. Each project is developed around the space, the people using it, and the story the client or community wants to tell.
My mural work ranges from bold commercial walls and floral installations to large public-art projects designed to become part of the neighborhood around them.
Love Your Wild Neighbor
Large-scale bear mural created in Pittsburgh’s Strip District in collaboration with Humane Action Pennsylvania.
KMMC Properties
Large floral mural created for a commercial property in Cheswick, Pennsylvania, transforming a plain exterior wall into a colorful public-facing artwork.
On Trend Hair Studio
Custom commercial mural created for On Trend Hair Studio in Cheswick, Pennsylvania, designed to bring the studio’s identity and personality into the physical space.
Art Prints
Selected paintings from my original artwork are available as fine art prints in a range of sizes. Prints offer a way to collect work you connect with, including pieces whose originals have already sold.
I also offer framed prints, often using bold color and hand-painted frames chosen to complement the artwork.
Pittsburgh Artwork
Pittsburgh has found its way into my work for years—from its bridges and neighborhoods to the familiar skyline and the view that opens up when you come through the Fort Pitt Tunnel.
These paintings aren’t meant to simply document the city. They’re about the color, energy, memory, and feeling of living here.