Abigail Noriega (b. 1993, Savanna la Mar, JA) is a contemporary artist whose work delves deeply into the exploration of themes centered on women, women's health, love, relationships, and identity while using oil paint as a powerful medium to express these stories. Through her work Abigail brings to light the often-overlooked aspects of the female experience, offering a space for reflection and connection. Incorporating principles of abstraction and figuration, Abigail navigates the complexities of form and space, using large brushstrokes to create compositions that are both physically commanding and emotionally resonant. In her work, texture plays a crucial role in creating a sense of depth and movement, by thickly layering and manipulating the application of paint. The use of a vivid, saturated color palette is a deliberate strategy to evoke emotional intensity and draw the viewer into a dialogue with the work. These chromatic choices are often employed to emphasize the themes central to the artist's practice: the intricacies of women's health, the multifaceted nature of identity, and the nuanced dynamics of love and relationships. By positioning these narratives at the forefront, she contributes to the ongoing conversations in the art world around gender, body politics, and the role of personal identity in the public sphere, where the portrayal of the female experience is not just a representation but a challenge to societal norms and expectations.