Dynamic and dedicated visual artist with over 30 years of experience, starting my artistic journey at age five. Trained at prestigious institutions such as the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop and the Corcoran, I have developed a strong proficiency in abstract art and have made significant contributions through exhibitions at renowned venues like The Phillips Collection and the Corcoran Gallery of Art. My career highlights include national recognition in the Congressional Art Competition and a robust portfolio of workshops and advocacy for art's transformative power. As a professional visual artist and consultant, I empower organizations—from small businesses to non-profits—by fostering meaningful connections and developing innovative campaigns to effectively engage audiences. I prioritize building honest relationships through creative strategies, ensuring success in every project I undertake.
Movement Symbolism Hues. Digital art created on canvas. September 25, 2024. Afrika Abney “I select the colors yellow, pink, and blue to symbolize key themes in social movements, activism, and social justice, respectively. Yellow represents the vibrant energy of social movements, while pink embodies the spirit of activism, and blue signifies the pursuit of social justice, particularly in the context of racism, injustice, and discrimination. Each of these colors serves as a powerful visual representation of the struggles. Together, these colors form a cohesive narrative that highlights the interconnectedness of social movements, activism, and the quest for justice.”

