Serene
Each piece in this collection is a limited edition fine art print created from my original mixed media paintings. The works explore heritage, identity, and healing through the lens of Caribbean and African ancestry, womanhood, and faith.
Printed on museum-quality cold-pressed watercolor paper, every piece retains the texture and vibrancy of the original artwork.
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Edition Type: Limited Edition Fine Art Print
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Paper: Cold-pressed watercolor paper
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Available Sizes: 11x14 in. | 16x20 in. (includes ½ in. border) | 19x27 in. (28x39 in. framed)
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Finish: Archival inks, hand-signed and numbered by the artist
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Story: Each print carries a narrative of cultural pride, spiritual grounding, and emotional resilience — inspired by the journey as a Caribbean-American artist and therapist whose creative work centers healing and self-discovery.
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This limited edition fine art print celebrates the radiance, resilience, and sacred beauty of Black womanhood. Each piece is inspired by the women who shaped artist Kristen Woollery’s
life—the mothers, grandmothers, and community matriarchs whose strength and grace anchor her creative voice. With every brushstroke, Kristen captures the quiet power and divine presence of the women who have long been the soul of her cultural and spiritual lineage. Kristen’s work draws deeply from her Trinidadian heritage and her Brooklyn upbringing, weaving together color, emotion, and storytelling to create portraits that transcend the canvas. Her bold, luminous palettes echo the vibrancy of the Caribbean, while her abstract forms mirror the rhythm, texture, and layered identity of the African diaspora.Kristen Woollery is a Brooklyn-born artist based in the Washington, D.C. metro area. Guided by faith and purpose, she creates abstract portraits that serve as both personal reflections and cultural affirmations. Painting became Kristen’s form of therapy, joy, and self-love, a sacred practice that allows her to honor her ancestors while offering viewers a sense of healing and belonging.
Her work has been featured in Forbes, in the article “Abstract Artist, Kristen Woollery, Is Making a Name for Herself in the Predominantly White World of Art.” Through her art, Kristen centers the beauty and dignity of a people too often overlooked—inviting each viewer to pause, reflect, and remember the sacredness of identity and heritage.
