Mural

2022

Brooklyn, NY: Bushwick Open Studios

2021

Costa Rica: Koji Restaurant

Louisville, KY: Holiday Inn Downtown

Brooklyn, NY: The Monarch

2020  

Democratic Republic of the Congo: Governor's Compound 

2019

Brooklyn, NY : Malcolm X Blvd

Arecibo, Puerto Rico: Beach Front

2018

 Brooklyn, NY: 333 Stag St 

 

 

 

A maximalist in lifestyle, fashion, art, and intuition; Ette is a prolific multidisciplinary creative. World-wide exhibited gallery painter, published poet, and two degrees in creative advertising & graphic design.

According to the New York Journal, this 29 year old is one to look out for. Accolades include but are not limited to: Modern Art Masters (Lourve, Paris 2019), Festival de Cannes (Cannes, France 2022), Museum Curation for Governor Fifi Masuka (DRC, 2021), and Volunteer Art Teaching (DRC 2021).

Raised by a creative, Ette was innately drawn to the arts. Her first work dates back to 2003, the cover of her elementary school yearbook. Designed when she was in the third grade. Fast forward to 2019 in New York City, debuting her first solo show in the penthouse of the historic Triangle building of Meatpacking District. Now, expanding world wide. Exhibiting in Germany, France, Italy, Austria, and Africa.

Current Studies

My current studies deal with foraging the seasons of one's life. Embracing my 30's doesn't just feel like closing a chapter, but a book. I made the official "snow bird" move from the big apple to the sunshine state and thus have been making art from the in-between. In between who I was, and who I am becoming. Detoxing from the sugar rush, utterly addicting energy of New York City; and settling in to the the slow, honey drip, belabored breath of the ocean. I feel reborn, and blessed to be so. Literally shaved my head bald. Observing my transitions from a peculiarly conscious state and going all the way back to to beginning... page 1. Sober. Figuring out what I like to create, simultaneously with who I am. As my artistic style, inspiration, and process shift right before my eyes, so does everything around me, and about me. This is a sacred place. A necessary one. There is nothing but surprise in store for my long-time collectors.