Suzan Pitt was a visionary director and animator whose unique blend of fine art and storytelling captured the imagination of audiences and collectors alike. Her groundbreaking work, particularly "Cels" (1972) and "Visitation" (2013), showcased her innovative animation techniques and deep artistic sensibility. "Cels," with its striking visual narrative, remains a coveted piece for collectors, while "Visitation" reflects her continued evolution as an artist, exploring themes of existence and spirituality. Pitt's animated films often pushed the boundaries of traditional storytelling, making her a standout figure in the realm of experimental cinema. Collectors are drawn to her films not only for their artistic merit but also for their limited availability, as many of her works are now rare finds on physical media. Her 1979 film "ASPARAGUS," which enjoyed a prestigious run alongside David Lynch’s "Eraserhead," further solidified her status in film history, making her entire catalog a treasure for those who appreciate the fusion of visual art and narrative innovation.