ARTIST: EDO ROSENBLITH

Edo’s artwork blends personal experiences and observations into a unique visual language. Over time, he has embraced populist mediums like murals, books, zines, and printmaking. For over a decade, Edo has created large-scale commissioned murals throughout the St. Louis area, with clients such as the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, COCA, The Chess Hall of Fame, and The St. Louis Shakespeare Festival.

In 2010, Edo learned mural-making while assisting artist Steven Westfall. This shifted his focus from small, intimate works to large-scale compositions that immerse the viewer. His murals feature dense, Where’s Waldo-like scenes, allowing viewers to find their own meanings. Each mural reflects the architecture and community where it is located, acting as a “mirror” to its surroundings. Edo’s goal is to create art that engages the public, making the artwork feel like a natural part of the space. He knows a mural is successful when it becomes an integral part of the environment for those who live and work around it.