About Us
XXO Studio is an award-winning artist collective creating custom fine art that transforms architectural spaces. Our multidisciplinary practice blends painting, textile art, woodworking, and mixed media to craft emotionally resonant pieces that elevate interiors across hospitality, corporate, and private environments in the U.S. and internationally.
With a deep respect for materiality and process, we collaborate with clients and design teams to produce original works that are both visually striking and contextually meaningful. From large-scale murals to immersive installations, every piece is designed to enhance the experience of space with timeless elegance and artistic integrity.
Led by two accomplished artists with distinct but complementary visions, XXO Studio brings together technical mastery, cultural depth, and a shared commitment to excellence. Recognized by leading art and design institutions, our studio has been honored with multiple awards for innovation and artistic impact.
tYRUS lYTTON
Painter | Conceptualist | Realist & Abstract Visionary
Tyrus Lytton is is the founder, owner, and lead artist of XXO Studio. A multidisciplinary visual artist, he is best known for his emotionally charged portraiture, precise realism, and expressive abstract works. With a BFA from the University of Georgia and an MFA from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), he brings a strong academic foundation and deep studio experience to each project.
His artistic range includes large-scale paintings, mixed media compositions, and woodworking that explores texture, form, and spatial tension. Tyrus’s work balances technical mastery with conceptual depth—making it a favorite for hospitality and corporate installations that seek both beauty and substance.
MOTOKO INOUE
Textile Artist | Cultural Storyteller
Motoko Inoue is a Japanese-born artist whose practice bridges traditional textile craftsmanship with contemporary design. Holding an MFA in Fabric Design from the University of Georgia and having studied at the renowned Kawashima Textile School in Kyoto, Motoko’s approach is both academically grounded and culturally rich.
Her expertise spans large-scale textile installations, handwoven works, sculptural forms, and material experimentation in mixed media. From soft, atmospheric compositions to architectural wall pieces, her work brings warmth, balance, and refined complexity to modern spaces.