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"If you could say it in words there would be no reason to paint." - " Edward Hopper's quote suggests that there is a deep satisfaction that comes from meaningful conversation."


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Ms. Afrika Abney is a dynamic artist specializing in creating captivating abstract paintings on canvas. Some of her most recent work blends vibrant colors and intricate textures to evoke feelings of tranquility and energy. Each piece showcases a unique interplay of colors, particularly shades of green and blue, making them versatile additions to modern spaces.


In January 2024, she created 5 abstract paintings on canvas board using acrylic.




January 1, 2024
5” Femininity
Acrylic on canvas board
Afrika Abney

This captivating abstract painting features a woman elegantly dressed in a vibrant green gown, exuding a sense of grace and sophistication. The artist skillfully captures the essence of femininity through bold brushstrokes and a harmonious color palette, making it a striking addition to any art collection or living space.


On March 1, 2024, she created a diverse collection of acrylic paintings capturing movement, tranquility, and beauty. Ms. Abney's signature style reflects a mastery of brushwork and color theory, perfect for modern spaces. She avoids discussing politics and prefers to talk about art, especially her past work with three-dimensional art.

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