What’s old is new again, and Miami artist Beth Bru is giving the past a seriously colorful makeover! Born in 1999, this Las Vegas native turned Miami creative is mixing the electric energy of 1980s Miami with playful geometric shapes, bold colors, and a healthy dose of nostalgia. Think retro design meets contemporary art, with a tropical twist and absolutely no reason to color inside the lines. From paintings and murals to sculpture and live-art experiences, Beth is proving that yesterday’s inspiration can become tomorrow’s eye candy.

We got to see that creative magic firsthand when the DTMHTA crew joined Beth at Vizcaya Museum & Gardens for an unforgettable evening of art, music, and atmosphere. Against the backdrop of one of Miami’s most spectacular historic landmarks, Beth brought her artistic vision to life, reminding us that creativity doesn’t have to sit quietly on a gallery wall — sometimes it deserves center stage! And while her vibrant colors and playful designs might make you smile at first glance, there’s more beneath the surface. Beth explores themes of faith, joy, kindness, and spiritual resilience, using her art to bring people together and brighten the spaces they inhabit.

For DTMHTA, Beth represents exactly the kind of creative rule-breaker we love to celebrate: an artist who borrows from the past without getting stuck there, turning familiar influences into something fresh, personal, and unmistakably her own. Her retro-inspired style feels right at home in a city that has always known how to reinvent itself, and our Vizcaya shoot offered a front-row seat to that colorful imagination at work. In a world that sometimes takes itself a little too seriously, Beth delivers a welcome splash of optimism and proves that a little nostalgia can go a long way. The eighties may be history, but in Beth Bru’s world, the future is looking awfully bright — and gloriously technicolor!