Chloé Duplessis creates images that illuminate the forgotten, elevate the unknown, and address the present.
In doing so, she seeks to offer space to all that are willing to grow; while working to erode the social constructs that oppress People of Color.
She is a legally blind artist, speaker and culture bearer committed to creating work that centers history and healing.
With over twenty years of experience in intercultural engagement, arts administration and advocacy, she has traveled to 9 countries and 21 states in support of her work.
She earned a Bachelor's degree in Cultural Studies from The University of New Orleans, and studied art and history at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic.
She presents work annually and offers virtual talks on history, art, equity, and cultural capacity building.