Flowers (for Spring) opening reception at Rot & Fallow photos by Kwesi Ray

🧚🏽 Join us on May 1 from 6–9PM at 5 Field Court, 12401 to celebrate FLOWERS. (for spring)—a mixed media installation and flower art shop by Amelia C. Williams, hosted by Rot & Fallow. 💐 The opening brings together an all–BIPOC group of creatives, presenting floral-inspired work across art, homeware, and accessories. The evening is designed as a full sensory experience—flowers to look at, smell, taste, and take home. 🌸 Throughout the night, enjoy floral tea tastings b

Jan 29 marked the launch of my latest collection, 'flowers.' through an installation and gallery pop-up at Face Stockholm in Hudson, NY, running through Feb. 28, 2026. 'flowers.' holds many meanings and layers, staying aligned with themes that run throughout my work. flowers. is a softer self-portrait—revealing the beauty that can exist in the aftermath of loss, pain, and personal adversity. It is a moment to take a fresh breath, and as a Black woman, a moment to simply exist

November 2025, an installation for the Yelp x Hudco Disco Party featuring brand activations from a variety of vendor. The piece featured at their event was part of the ongoing series "Dream a Little Dream / It was all A Dream" - mixing the idea of dreams floating through our minds, juxtaposing the reality (the plugs) that is we are being fed a brainwashed delusion set forth by a White's first culture. Constantly being plugged in means feeding into the idea the programmed drea

A brief history of some of my favorite Black graffiti and street artists that paved the way to influence my work.