About NEAB Design
Artist Statement
As a graphic artist the principle of balance is needed to create harmony in one’s artwork; however, without balance there is no duality. The balance of duality is a convergence of two opposing forces seemingly unifying to favor change and evolution. My work reflects the ideas that i have about myself and the world i live in. As human b
As a graphic artist the principle of balance is needed to create harmony in one’s artwork; however, without balance there is no duality. The balance of duality is a convergence of two opposing forces seemingly unifying to favor change and evolution. My work reflects the ideas that i have about myself and the world i live in. As human beings we witness the good and bad within ourselves and these dueling forces inspired the designs of my abstract pieces. As a graphic designer my goal is to break barriers as artist by creating themes to bring awareness to self and mental health.
-Eanna Bryant
Artist Bio
Norfolk, Virginia native and Norfolk State Alumna, Nin-Eanna Bryant has always had a passion for art and creativity. Earning her bachelor's degree in graphic design/fine arts, Ms. Bryant has exhibited her work in juried exhibitions and art shows across7 the Hampton Roads area. Her passion also includes education and converging art and edu
Norfolk, Virginia native and Norfolk State Alumna, Nin-Eanna Bryant has always had a passion for art and creativity. Earning her bachelor's degree in graphic design/fine arts, Ms. Bryant has exhibited her work in juried exhibitions and art shows across7 the Hampton Roads area. Her passion also includes education and converging art and education to foster critical and strategic thinking in all ages. As an abstract artist her work is heavily influenced by duality and themes of intersectionality. Using vibrant colors and dynamic forms she creates pieces that draw the viewer into visceral, emotional experience. Through these vivid compositions, Bryant seeks to evoke a range of emotions and provoke reflection, engaging viewers with the raw energy and depth of each piece.