Artists Bio's
Ashleigh Williams
AshIeigh works primarily with ink, water colour and gouache. Her work is centered around the female figure, nature, and her faith.
Currently, she has been working on more narrative driven pieces, alternating between pen & ink drawings and acrylic ink paintings on wood. Through the exploration of storytelling, she seeks to express the more vulnerable and often deeply hidden aspects of ourselves.
Juliette Clarke
Juliette is a Barbadian artist for many years with a passion for exploring unique traits about her beautiful island Barbados; reflecting beach scenes, landscapes and village scenes. She has continued to develop her artistic skills over the years with an incredible talent to create One of a kind paintings.
She has exhibited at various exhibitions on island. One being N.I.F.C.A where she received a Bronze Award for her piece entitled "These Fields and Hills".
Carol-Ann Mason
Carol-Ann is a Barbadian artist with a deep passion for nature and the beauty of God’s creation. Through her involvement with the Creatives Art Fellowship, she has been able to rebuild her Art from passion into physical pieces, allowing her to pursue her lifelong purpose of using her artistic gift to inspire others and point them toward the hope found in Christ Jesus.
Her work is rooted in the belief that Art can speak to the heart, offering peace, reflection, and spiritual encouragement. Drawing inspiration from the natural world, she seeks to capture moments of beauty that remind viewers of God’s presence, faithfulness, and love.
Each piece she create is an expression of gratitude to God and a testimony of the hope, comfort, and strength that are available through a relationship with Jesus Christ. Her desire is that those who view her artwork will be able to rebuild their lives and remember that, regardless of life’s challenges, true hope can always be found in Him
Dion Gibson
Dion is a Barbadian born Visual Artist and Graphic Designer. He began his artistic venture since 1990, from water colours and pastels to acrylics and mixed media and since, has acquired aBachelors in Graphic Design.
Dion delights in the Surreal and is passionate about bringing dreams, visons and prophetic imagery to life.
Dion believes that art is a medium that God readily uses that has the capacity to challenge how we see the world; to give insight into what God is doing and essentially helpus to see the impossible and also help us heal.
Kalee King
Kaylee is 7 years old, and attend St. Stephens Primary School. She love exploring all kinds of art, including coloring, painting, drawing with markers, sketching, and creating portraits. She also enjoy working with clay to make sculptures and bring her imagination to life.
Art is her favorite way to express herself, tell stories, and share the beauty she sees in the world. Every blank page is a new adventure, and she can’t wait to see where her creativity takes her next!
Kim Deveaux
Kim is a sculptural artist from the Bahamas, who works with wood to explore resilience, healing, and grace.
For LET’S REBUILD, her work reflects women who have experienced pain, trauma, rejection, and brokenness, yet refuse to be defined by the past. Instead, they rebuild through the grace, mercy, forgiveness, favor, and love of God.
Her sculptures remind us that rebuilding is not simply about recovering what was lost, but becoming stronger, more compassionate, and renewed in purpose.
Shaina Hinds
Shaina's journey with art began simply as a hobby and a way to explore her creativity. Over time, painting became a way for her to express what words sometimes cannot: beauty, emotion, faith, memories and connection.
Working primarily in acrylic on canvas, she draws inspiration from Barbados, nature, spirituality, people and the meaningful moments of everyday life. Her work moves between vibrant Caribbean landscapes, delicate florals, portraits and expressive imagery.
She hopes to create more than something beautiful to look at. She wants each piece to evoke a feeling, tell a story or hold a memory—inviting the viewer to pause, connect and find a little piece of themselves in the art.
