Frank Morrison, an Atlanta-based contemporary painter, uses his brush—and occasionally, a spray can—to amplify Black voices too often overlooked amid the noise of modern life. His dynamic visual language blends the elegance of Neo-Mannerism with the raw edge of street art, pushing the boundaries between figuration and abstraction. Through this fusion, Morrison celebrates the rich history, creativity, and resilience of the Black community.

Morrison’s work stands as both a visual archive and an act of cultural affirmation. Each piece tells a story—rooted in memory, shaped by music and motion, and grounded in the everyday brilliance of Black life in America.