Interested in the relationship between art and architecture, Paul Rosenblatt is an artist and architect based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A graduate of Yale University and a former professor of architecture at Carnegie Mellon University, Paul founded the architectural practice Springboard Design, which focuses on helping organizations that help others. 

Paul found his way back into the art world during COVID when he was able to double down on creative endeavors. His background and practice in architecture give him a unique perspective on the relationship between paintings and space. His current work explores the theme of inside/outside, comfort vs. claustrophobia, urban rooms and landscapes, seeking to represent their interrelationships.

Paul’s work can be found in the collections of the Erie Insurance Foundation, Boston Consulting Group, Benter Foundation, Yale Art Gallery, and The National Academy of Art.

He is a member of Associated Artists of Pittsburgh and Group A and past president of the Winchester Thurston School board of trustees.

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