Sonya Marie Cromwell, a native of James Island, South Carolina, brings the flavors of the South and beyond to life through her vibrant artwork. Having lived in various cities such as Atlanta, Georgia, Tampa Bay Florida, and Jackson, Mississippi before settling in the Washington, DC area, Sonya draws inspiration from her diverse experiences. Her bold use of color captures the simplicity and happiness of African American and African cultures, celebrating "Black folk"ure Art that reflects her roots.
As a mother, sister, daughter, friend, and community artist, Sonya defines herself through her art, aiming to evoke joy and positivity in those who view her paintings. With a focus on themes of faith, hope, love, and beauty, she pays homage to the Christian worship of the Southern Black Church in many of her works. One of her recent collections, "And He Breathed on Them," features images of clothing on a clothesline billowing in the wind, symbolizing the Holy Ghost in 9 unique paintings.
In addition to her Christian-inspired pieces, Sonya also honors the slaves who contributed to Colonial Architecture in another collection, showcasing the rich history of their craftsmanship. Her art is meant to be enjoyed by people of all backgrounds, with limited edition prints available to reach a global audience. Whether for home decor or office spaces, Sonya's prints offer a touch of cultural richness and joy for anyone who appreciates her unique style.
For those looking to bring a piece of Sonya Marie Cromwell's vibrant artwork into their homes or offices, her limited edition prints are available for purchase. Embrace the joy, faith, and beauty depicted in her paintings, and add a touch of Southern charm and African American culture to your living space today.