Meet Jeremiah
Every painting has a story, and every color reflects a unique way of seeing the world.
Jeremiah Wesley Brill was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, on December 13, 2001, one of a set of triplets. Weighing just two pounds at birth, he has since grown to 6’3”. Diagnosed with autism at age three, he developed a deep love of reading and has taught himself elements of several languages, including American Sign Language, Swedish, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Hebrew, and German, along with an exceptional memory for names, dates, geography, and spelling. He and his siblings graduated from Bledsoe County High School in Pikeville, Tennessee, in 2020.
Jeremiah has always experienced the world in his own way. Art and music are central to Jeremiah’s life. A self-described “modern artist,” he creates bold, vibrant paintings inspired by music, emotion and his imagination. He often works alongside fellow artists at the Hart Gallery in Chattanooga and Small Town Ceramics in Dunlap, Tennessee. He has a natural ear for music, exploring creativity through the different instruments in his home studio.
In 2025, Jeremiah was selected as the featured artist for the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera for their 2026-2027 season, UNSPOKEN. Jeremiah’s art will be introduced to audiences throughout the region and currently appears on the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera’s website.
Today, Jeremiah lives with his parents in Soddy Daisy, Tennessee, where he continues to paint, create music, spend time with his family and enjoys reading, swimming, parks, movies, live performances, and time with family.
The best way to know Jeremiah isn’t simply by reading about him — its by exploring his artwork, listening to his music, and sharing everyday moments that make up Jeremiah’s World. Thank you for visiting. We hope you’ll enjoy the journey.