Brittany Mona'
Brittany Moná (Moh-Nay) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Maryland. Her work blends neo-expressionism, graffiti, and African art to create abstract portraiture and imagery that celebrates and explores the complexities of the Black diaspora. Through her practice, Brittany uplift's Black identity and reflects shared and transformative experiences of Black Americans. Rooted in history, culture, and spirituality, her art serves as an archive, tribute, and a celebration.
Brittany is also an assistant curator for QAS 2025.
@brittanymonacreates
Front Porch
Acrylic and decorative paper/fabric, 30” x 40”
GRIOT
Acrylic, decorative paper, fabric and towel scarps, card stock, wood and charms, 36” x 48”
Front Porch is a recreation of one of my family photos that celebrates childhood memories and the intimate dynamics of family life. The piece honors the warmth, connection, and everyday moments that shape our sense of home and belonging.
This piece honors and celebrates oral tradition in everyday rituals that become sacred spaces for learning, bonding, and ancestral knowledge. Griot is both a celebration and a remembrance of elders, and culture.