ColorBlynd by Noni is a mixed-media artist whose work is rooted in lived experience, cultural memory, and emotional truth. Grounded in her perspective as a Black woman and as an artist who is color-blind, Noni creates layered visual narratives that explore Black life in America, its beauty, its resilience, its grief, its contradictions, and its power.

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Through a signature process combining acrylic paint pens, oil paint, and textured materials, Noni builds dimensional pieces that hold history, protest, tenderness, and survival in the same frame. Each piece invites the viewer to slow down, look closer, and feel. Her work is driven by a desire to expand positive and authentic representation of the Black diaspora.

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ColorBlynd by Noni’s art centers the complexity of Black identity while honoring community, ancestry, spirituality, and everyday endurance. The work creates space for reflection and conversation, not only about injustice, but about dignity, joy, and the quiet strength required to keep becoming.

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Noni's body of work exists to spark empathy, deepen understanding, and open dialogue. It is an offering of visibility and connection, and an act of solidarity rendered in color, texture, and form.