Abira Niye Harvey, artistically known as ABIRA, is an embodiment of creativity, channelling her profound passion for art into a multitude of expressive forms. Her gallery exhibit reflects her achievements and contributions to the creative arts, showcasing her as a multidimensional artist whose work transcends conventional boundaries.

Abira Harvey is a celebrated creative and performing artist, known for her dedication and multifaceted talent in the arts. With a vibrant career that spans across painting, sculpture, and digital art, ABIRA has established herself as a significant figure in contemporary art. Her creative journey is marked by a deep engagement with themes of spiritualism and alternative thinking. which she skilfully integrates into her diverse artistic expressions.

ABIRA's artistic prowess has been recognized over the years with various first prizes in many prestigious competitions, including the Royal Arts Society in The Easter Show. Her dedication to fine arts is evident in her progression of artistic styles and mediums with versatility and commitment. Under the tutelage of renowned artists like Kristine Ballard, ABIRA has continued to refine her skills and push the boundaries of her creative practice.

ABIRA's work has been showcased in numerous exhibitions, where she has shared her unique vision and artistic contributions with a wider audience. Her success in the creative arts has been highlighted by her achievements in art competitions, where she has earned accolades for her exceptional talent. These recognitions not only celebrate her artistic skill but also her ability to convey powerful messages through her art.

Beyond her individual accomplishments, ABIRA is deeply committed to using her art as a vehicle for change. Her participation in projects like the Centenarian Arts Project and her contributions to events such as the 10th Anniversary Refugee Ball demonstrate her dedication to making a positive impact through her creative endeavors. ABIRA's art is not just a form of expression but a means to inspire, engage, and advocate for the causes she is passionate about.

Abira Harvey paints a picture of an artist who is not only talented but also deeply engaged with the world around her. Through her creative achievements, exhibitions, and dedication to art as a form of activism, ABIRA stands out as a powerful voice in the contemporary art scene. Her work challenges, delights, and inspires, making her an essential figure in any discussion on the impact of art in society.

ABIRA’S artworks aim to create a form of “escapism” for the viewer, a visualisation of the human expression through a dance of art mediums. “I want to make people feel alive.”

ABIRA takes inspiration from the expression of music and dance as well as surrealism, cubism, expressionism and the renaissance period. She describes painting as “An effortless dance, embracing awareness of oneself”.

‘My Third Eye’ is based on the human experience correlating to the spiritual. Playing on concepts of human development and the emotional events on that journey. Being aware of a deep sense of wisdom of oneself connecting with the divine energy that flows through all things. She aims relate deeply to personal growth, to provoke the individual’s soul. “To be provoked by art is to understand it uniquely”.

Join us for Opening Night of

D/O.81 Abira Harvey - My Third Eye

Thursday March 7th from 5-7pm at Disorder Gallery

RSVP For OPENING NIGHT

ABIRA’S work will be on display from

March 7th through March 23rd at Disorder Gallery