Be Cool
Be Cool
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About the Art
I am drawn to the process of photography and printmaking, including cyanotypes, as a way to express myself. It has unlocked a new sphere of creativity after exploring acrylic abstracts and drawing.
These text-based works use the formation of language to become aesthetic images, creating distinct images in a world oversaturated with language.
Hang these word works anywhere you want to start a conversation.
About the Artist
Erin Williams is a Black artist and creative currently in the MFA program in Illustration and Visual Culture at Washington University in St. Louis. She specializes in drawing, abstract acrylics, photography, and printmaking and her work has been showcased in several galleries online and in person across the country including the U.S. Botanic Garden and the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. From 2018-2021, she produced the podcast “In Which I Talk To Artists,” interviewing artists about their work and inspiration.
“In each work, I am most inspired by the creation and preservation of beauty, creating abstracts, self-empowerment, using myself as a muse, and communicating non-verbal messages of humanity, gender, and sensuality.”