About the Artist | Titania Hunter Art

BIOGRAPHY

Titania Hunter (born October 1999) is a Charlotte, NC-based multidisciplinary visual artist. She obtained her Associate of Arts degree from CPCC in 2020 and graduated with her BFA in Painting at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in December 2023. Her work focuses on Christian faith, storytelling, and emotion and human expression. Hunter's work, is featured in blogs and numerous publications such as Make Me Available (MMA) Christian Faith Blog, Months To Years Magazine, Voyage Raleigh Magazine, Bold Journey Magazine, and Salmon Creek Journal. Digital art collaboration piece SAVOR featured in Godspell: Modern Day Psalms by CJ Osbrink (Amazon, 2022) and more. She received the Roderick MacKillop Memorial Painting Merit Scholarship Award (2023-2024). As of today, Hunter's work has been and will be displayed in group exhibitions, including Rowe Art Gallery, Career Center Art Gallery, and the Popp Martin Student Union Art Gallery at UNC Charlotte.

artist statement

My work is influenced by biblical themes, prophetic visions, and messages that I receive from God, as well as personal narratives. It is my desire that my art communicates to my viewers and moves them in a positive, powerful way. In addition, each of my paintings tells a story that is intended to evoke emotion, and shine light on human experience. I use a unique approach in my paintings, creating pieces that combine abstract and representational elements. Using good quality acrylic mediums, I specialize in painting medium to large-scaled canvases. Over time, I have found that incorporating newspaper and magazine clippings adds an extra layer of depth and texture to my pieces. I invite you to take a look through my portfolio and explore my collection.