Abigail Choe
Art has always been a part of my life and because of this my art is about connecting with oneself. I’ve always created art with the intention on how it makes you feel rather than what’s on the surface of the piece. Throughout my journey as an artist, I have come to appreciate my experiences and the different mediums I’ve gotten the privilege to learn about and use, which helped me find both comfort and joy in the creation of the pieces I have come to cherish. I want to spend the rest of my artistic career helping other queer and POC as an art therapist, to feel and appreciate the healing properties of art, the same way I have.
"A Bowl of Stars" April 2023, Ceramic and glaze. 5.5" x 2.5"
"A Bowl of Stars" April 2023, Ceramic and glaze. 5.5" x 2.5"
"Flower Pot" April 2023, Ceramic and glaze, 10" x 16"
"Flower Pot" April 2023, Ceramic and glaze, 10" x 16"
"A Present for a Cowboy's Soul" October 2023, 12" x 18"
"Handcrafted" March 2023, 8" x 5"
"Slow Pour" April 2024, 7.5" x 5"
"Ink of Exile" September 2024, Print from reduction woodcut, 14.5" x 10.5"
"Layered and Connected Brooch" October 2024, Copper, Brass and Bronze with colored pencil, 3" x 4"
"Presence" October 2024, Print from etched copper plate, 9" x 9"
"Forbidden Love" November 2024, print from two etched copper plates, 11" x 9"
"Hollow Form Ring" December 2024, Copper with soldier and found objects, 1.5" 2.5"
"The Faceless May Queen!" Feburary 2025, oil on canvas, 20" x 24"
"Lost Memories" Janurary 2025, Ceramic with glaze and underglaze and found objects, Box: 19.5" x 13.5", Chameleon: 8.5" x 4.5", Dog: 7" x 5.5", Bear: 5.5" x 5.5"
"Two Faced" Februaru 2025, Ceramic with glaze and underglaze, Left: 9.5" x 7.5", Right: 9.5" x 8"
"Shit Happens" April 2025, oil on canvas, 6' x 2'
"Bug's Life" April 2025, Big: 21" x 4", Small: 8" x 5"
Abigail Choe is a queer multimedia Asian American artist who grew up in Brooklyn, New York. They are studying to graduate with a Bachelor in Art Therapy Fall 2025 from Tyler School of Art, in the hopes of becoming an Art Therapist to show communities the healing properties of the creative process.