Charleston artist Demetrius Bing with original paintings featured in the final season of Outer Banks

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Seven paintings in the final season of Outer Banks

The final season premieres August 20 on Netflix. See the seven originals that were carried to set, hung in the world of the show, and delivered right back to my door.

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Thank you for visiting Art of Bing, the creative home of Charleston native and visual artist Demetrius Bing. For the past five years, Bing has been captivating audiences across the Lowcountry with bold, emotive works that transform raw emotion into living color. His art is rooted in personal experience yet resonates universally, blending contrast, symbolism, and storytelling to explore themes of survival, intimacy, and transformation. Each piece is more than an image—it’s an invitation to pause, reflect, and connect with the deeper layers of the human condition. Through his canvases, Bing offers not only art, but experiences: poetic fragments of his journey translated into color and form.

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Bing extends his artistic vision beyond the canvas through large-scale murals that transform walls into living stories. Each piece carries the same raw emotion, bold color, and layered symbolism found in his studio work—inviting entire communities to pause, reflect, and connect. Whether in public spaces or private settings, Bing’s murals create powerful, immersive experiences that leave a lasting impression.

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"Full Circle" — First Solo Exhibition

November 2024 · Charleston, SC

In November 2024, Demetrius Bing presented his debut solo exhibition, Full Circle. This milestone moment brought his body of work into the spotlight for the first time, inviting the Charleston community to experience his artistic journey up close.

With Full Circle, Demetrius opened the door to conversations about resilience, healing, and transformation — themes that continue to shape his practice today. The show marked not only the beginning of his exhibition history but also a powerful introduction of his voice as a visual storyteller.

🎥 Watch his interview from the show below ⬇️