Thomas Bosket draws energies.

For over 37 years, Thomas Bosket has pursued art as both an adventurer and creator, guiding people to reconnect with life’s deeper rhythms through his abstract works. A graduate of Yale University with an MFA, Bosket has held teaching positions at prestigious institutions such as Yale, Pratt Institute, and Parsons School of Design, where he was awarded Faculty of the Year. Recognized by the New York Times as one of the world’s leading color theory experts, his expertise has been featured on PBS, Allure, and InStyle, and he served as a keynote speaker for Samsung at Rockefeller Center in 2015. He also painted the costumes and props for Disney's many Broadway shows, lending him a keen understanding of how light and color interact perceptually.

Bosket’s extensive work as Chair and Drug-Free Communities Project Director of a 65-agency community coalition has made him deeply aware of the impacts of historic trauma and the creative methods that support healing in youth. His most recent venture, ENGN {engine}, a civic creative organization, focuses on connecting civics, art, and life, continuing his legacy of fostering personal and community growth through creative exploration.