Kamille Simone is a painter representing her spiritual journey with symbols and materials from metaphysical content and Black American assemblage. Using the transportive realms of painting and installation, she explores the connection between personal narrative and ontological frameworks. She is an Arts Adjunct Professor and Administrator at George Washington University’s Corcoran School of the Arts and Design. She received a BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University and an MFA from George Washington University’s Corcoran School. She was a 2022 Torpedo Factory Art Center Post-Grad Resident Artist. She showed her work in exhibitions at the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Gallery: Eye Street Gallery, Anderson Gallery, Bronx Art Space, Richmond Library, Studio Two Three, Center for Craft, Gallery 5, and Target Gallery among other spaces.
email: kamillej_mfa@gwu.edu
photography by: Farah of FDR Photography, Regina Battle, and Catie Leonard