Eline Nievers, a Netherlands-based digital artist featured in AQ Volume 6, merges traditional artistry with photography and AI-generated imagery to explore women's inner worlds and emotional landscapes. Her layered visual narratives examine vulnerability, strength, and silence through an evocative blend of tactile and digital media.

Tabitha Whitley, a Brooklyn native featured artist in AQ Volume 6, uses vibrant color and expressive light to explore identity, heritage, and the emotional energy of seasonal change. Her recent work captures the hopeful spirit of spring in New York, portraying everyday moments bathed in renewal and connection.

Angel Wagner’s deeply personal oil paintings explore themes of healing, transformation, and feminine strength through a surreal and symbolic visual language. Informed by her 16 years as a licensed counselor, her work offers visual affirmations that challenge outdated portrayals of women and celebrate their agency.

Born and raised in NYC, Tafy’s multicultural upbringing inspired her to explore the beauty of dual identity through her art. With bold portraits set against vibrant patterns, she celebrates individuals who embrace their heritage and uniqueness. In this interview, Tafy shares her artistic journey, from sketching hospital nurses as a child to exhibiting at a museum, and her passion for showcasing the beauty of being both Puerto Rican and Haitian.