THE ARTIST

phonetic pronunciation is meek-eye-elle

I'm a multidisciplinary visual artist based in the Atlanta metro area whose work explores movement, texture, and transformation through fluid abstraction and monochromatic forms. Through marbling, acrylic paint pours, and compressed charcoal, I enjoy creating abstract pieces as well as artworks that reflect my Haitian/African Diasporic heritage. 

My artworks have appeared in a variety of contexts, from intimate group shows to large-scale public projects. Some of the more recent exhibitions include Postcards from the Edge (Visual Aids) and the Midtown Outdoor Gallery Street Banner Project (Midtown Art Alliance). Beyond the canvas, I've extended my creative vision into orality and literary arts. The podcast Narratives from the Black Diaspora and Beyond remains a platform for critical conversations around Black cultures, heritage, identities, and health. 

Living in the Atlanta Metro, I remain committed to growing my artistic practice while contributing to the vibrancy of local artist community. Away from my studio, I enjoy spending time with my loved ones, giving thanks to Mother Nature, listening to house & electronic music, attending shows and museums,  travel, local cuisine, and reading since a good story is always waiting to be uncovered.