There is a famous new voice entering the art scene.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s son Pax, 19, has secretly been making artwork under the pseudonym Embtto, according to Page Six.

Pax is taking his new passion quite seriously and is even preparing for an upcoming show at a gallery located in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Rising new voice: Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s son Pax, 19, has secretly been making artwork under the pseudonym Embtto, according to Page Six; pictured in 2018

The prices of his works remain unknown.

Insiders have described the pieces, which utilize a ‘digital and mixed media process’, as ‘abstract’.

The flourishing artist has shown an interest in the creative field in recent years.

He has worked on several of his mother’s films, including Without Blood and First They Killed My Father.

Creatives: Pax and his family pictured with street artist JR in November 2021

Up-and-coming artist: Insiders have described the pieces, which utilize a ‘digital and mixed media process’, as ‘abstract’

Pax shot stills for First They Killed My Father and worked with behind-the-scenes footage for Without Blood, according to People.

Speaking of his work on Without Blood, Jolie told People last year: ‘[He] worked hard.’

The crew also featured Angelina’s son Maddox. ‘We work well together. When a film crew is at its best, it feels like a big family, so it felt natural,’ the Tomb Raider actress explained.

Former power couple: Pitt and Jolie, who adopted Pax in 2007, are still locked in a legal battle years after their split

Pax was adopted by Angelina and her now ex husband Pitt in 2007. In addition to Pax, the former power couple share Maddox, 21, Zahara, 18, Shiloh, 16, and twins Knox and Vienne, 14.

Brad and Angie were ruled legally single in 2019 – but are still sorting out their labyrinthine financial affairs and custody arrangements to this day.

The exes are currently locked in a legal battle over Chateau Miraval, a 35-room estate and celebrated vineyard in the south of France that Pitt and Jolie bought for $60 million in 2011.

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