His unique style caught the attention of many when he was featured on HGTV's "Home Town" with Ben and Erin Napier. His work is featured in the Caron Gallery and in a current exhibit at the Mississippi Arts and Entertainment Experience in Meridian, Mississippi. Trest is a part of the Mississippi Arts Commission's Artist Roster, which selects artists from various medias and helps organizations fund presenting the artists through grants. Become a member by donating any recurring amount today and be the first to hear about our upcoming exclusive interviews and events. Each month, we bring our members exclusive interviews and events, such as this conversation with Ben and Erin Napier, to thank them for their support of our newsroom. This interview was originally published on July 27 and shared with Mississippi Today members.
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