Ms. Afrika Abney - Consultant Branding Blog

  Good afternoon, I hope this message finds you well and thriving. I am writing to inquire about any events you may have planned for the year 2025. Should there be any such events on your calendar, I would be very keen to explore the possibility of exhibiting my artwork. Throughout my career as a consultant, I have had the privilege of showcasing my art in various settings, and I am eager to bring that experience to your event. My artistic creations encompass a wide range of themes and styles, demonstrating my commitment to producing work that is both meaningful and engaging. I am confident that my unique background and experiences would add significant value to your event, and I would be excited to discuss how my art could fit into your vision. I appreciate your consideration of my inquiry and look forward to the potential of collaborating with you. Thank you for taking the time to review my request. I am enthusiastic about the possibility of contributing to your event and sharing my

    “The intention and significance of my digital abstract paintings are not rooted in themes of sexual relationships. Instead, they serve as a medium for my self-expression, allowing me to convey the stories and emotions that inspire each piece. Through these artworks, I aim to communicate my personal and professional experiences and the narratives that shape my creative vision.”

  Resilience Reflections. Digital art created on canvas. September 27, 2024. Afrika Abney Looking back on the difficulties I faced in the past, one particular experience stands out vividly: the autumn of 2020 during the pandemic in Washington, D.C. This period was marked by a unique set of challenges that tested my resilience and adaptability. The atmosphere was heavy with uncertainty as the world grappled with the implications of the COVID-19 crisis, and the vibrant city I once knew was transformed into a quieter, more subdued environment. “The Autumn of 2020 in Washington, D.C., was marked by the unprecedented challenges posed by the global pandemic. As the leaves began to change color and the air turned crisp, the city, usually bustling with activity, found itself navigating a new reality. Public spaces that once thrived with tourists and locals alike were now quieter, with many events canceled or modified to adhere to health guidelines. The vibrant energy of the capital was tempere

  “Teasing in professional environments can often be a nuanced and complex interaction. While light-hearted banter among colleagues can foster camaraderie and enhance team dynamics, it is essential to navigate this territory with caution. The intent behind teasing should always be positive, aimed at building relationships rather than undermining or alienating individuals. When done appropriately, it can serve as a tool for breaking the ice, easing tension, and creating a more relaxed atmosphere conducive to collaboration and creativity. However, the line between playful teasing and inappropriate behavior can be thin, and what may be humorous to one person could be perceived as offensive or disrespectful to another. It is crucial for professionals to be aware of their colleagues' boundaries and cultural sensitivities. Understanding the context and the individuals involved is vital; what is acceptable in one team or organization may not be in another. Therefore, fostering an inclusiv

    “The color gold serves as a powerful reminder of the past, encapsulating the essence of cherished memories and significant life events.It's warm and radiant quality can evoke feelings of joy and accomplishment, often associated with milestones such as art exhibitions, professional experiences and past workshops.” ​PAST SELECTED ART EXHIBITIONS ​• Virtual Art Exhibition and Poetry Reading. February 19, 2023 ​• The National Daughter Daddy Tour. National City Christian Church, Washington, D.C. 2004 - 2006  • Every Picture Tells A Story. Moca DC, Washington, D.C. January 6, 2006 – January 27, 2006 • "Visions." Ellingtons on 8th, Washington, D.C. May 31 - June 28, 2006.Curated by Prelli Anthony Williams. Reception, May 31, 2006 from 6-8pm and Closing Reception, June 28, 2006 • "The Power Within." El Tamarindo, Washington, D.C. July 1 - 31, 2006. Curated by D.Edward Dyer, President of Art N Deed, LLC. • "Images of Life." Phish Tea Cafe, Washington, D.C.