multidisciplinary visual artist

Studio House Newsletter – September 2025

Welcome back to the StudioHouse Newsletter – September Edition! It was an exciting summer, full of exhibitions, residencies, and artist talks. As always, for those joining us for the first time, I’m Jakia Fuller, a multidisciplinary artist, designer, writer, and podcaster based in Albuquerque, NM. I consider myself an abstract landscape artist, exploring various formsContinue reading “Studio House Newsletter – September 2025”

A Black Woman’s Tears

About | As a Black woman living in the United States, experiencing how the various systems and infrastructures of oppression, everything from education to employment, to interactions with individuals and personal relationships have contributed to the personal emotional blockage of Black women. We often keep a lot of our experiences and feelings of pain, anger,Continue reading “A Black Woman’s Tears”

Release, A Black Woman’s Tears

Serving as a self-love letter and reminder to Black women that it’s okay for us to release what needs to be released. Whether it’s joy, laughter, pain, frustration, anger, sadness, softness, happiness, laughter, and more, with various infrastructures and systems of oppression and suppression in play, there is an unspoken way of being where weContinue reading “Release, A Black Woman’s Tears”

BTS | Colours – Vibe Portraiture

Colours It started off as a strong need to create abstract landscapes and use 6B graphite pencil, exploring tints and shades within the pencil, going from hard to soft, etc. And then I wanted to do color, bright colors, free-forming it. Once the first piece was complete I realized that it reminded me of someone,Continue reading “BTS | Colours – Vibe Portraiture”

My Dear Sweet Potato Vine

Extra If I had to use one word to describe you, Extra, would be it You don’t ask much of me But when it comes to your watering, if it’s not done with the quickness, you droop like no one’s business Sometimes I think you get a kick out of my reactions to your drooping,Continue reading “My Dear Sweet Potato Vine”