Adam Thompson is a Philadelphia born, Miami based artist specializing in Abstract painting and installations currently residing in Miami. He is the son of a renowned architect, Robert Thompson, former CEO of KlingStubbins, one of the world’s largest architecture and engineering firms and Rosalie Thompson, a businesswoman who ran event planning for Blue Cross out of their Philadelphia HQ. He was educated at the elite Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and then studied Architecture and English with a focus in creative writing at the University of Pennsylvania.

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His style is diverse but uniquely identifiable with geometric lines, exciting colors, and introspective subject matter. Adam’s newest series, Apollo 42, is named after his main inspiration Cy Twombly’s famous work, “Apollo,” which was made 42 years ago. Each piece in the series is an emotional exploration of our shared experiences in life and the humanity that brings us all together.

In 2008, he was on SOFI Magazine's “33 Emerging Creative Artists You Need to Know” and was featured in his first Basel show at the (then) new Red Steakhouse. Since then he’s been selling and showing art around the world. His pieces can be seen in homes and stores from Los Angeles, California to Frankfurt, Germany and is featured in the National Trust for Historic Preservation for work he did with the Miami Marine Stadium during Art Basel 2018. Adam has been featured in everything from Time Out New York to Glamour Italia to CNBC. His work was recently added to the National Trust for Historic Preservation and is currently on display by Kagoshiro Art Consulting at ArtHood56 Gallery in Miami, as well as various retail locations in Coconut Grove also in Miami. ​​