Amber Malone is a self-taught artist from Jackson, Mississippi, now based in Brooklyn, New York. Before committing to her artistic practice, she worked in human rights advocacy, anti-human trafficking research, and foreign policy research with think tanks and non-profits across France, Italy, and the United States. Her career inspired her to reevaluate her values, aesthetics and creative inspiration.

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Her brush pen illustrations draw inspiration from the feminine form, surrealism, and the layered complexities of the human existence and womanhood. Bold strokes mirror passion; intricate details reveal a reflective mind; and bursts of color embody resilience and hope.

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An Exploration of Women, her most recent collection, reimagines the omnipresent feminine figure—celebrating diverse ways of seeing, thinking, and being. Though each observer encounters the work through a unique lens, the series underscores a universal thread: self-discovery anchored in archetypal forms and hues. Amber’s work highlights how shape and color transcend language, culture, and circumstance to forge a visceral language of expression.

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Vibrant gradients, fluid lines, and dynamic compositions evoke unfettered evolution—chaotic yet mesmerizing. Her art invites viewers to project their own narratives while tracing the shared emotional undercurrents that bind human experience.

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Amber’s work has been featured at the 2024 NYC Art Expo and The Atlantic Gallery in Chelsea.