Through her work across mediums, she has transformed public spaces in underserved communities, using tactical urbanism and public art to combat blight, promote walkability, and enhance wellness. Rooted in the belief that all people deserve vibrant, thriving environments, her mixed-media paintings and murals emphasize the diverse textures and features of Black identity , drawing inspiration from the strength and honesty of the natural world.

A Birmingham native , Chisolm’s artistic journey began in childhood as a means of highlighting injustice and sparking change. Having witnessed systemic inequities firsthand while attending a predominantly white school, she recognized art as a powerful tool for advocacy. Merging her passions for fine art and urban development , she strives to foster positive transformation in historically underserved communities . She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology/Urban Development with a minor in Visual Arts from Georgia State University —a background that, along with her tenure as a master cosmetologist , informs her nuanced approach to portraiture and social engagement.

Chisolm’s commitment to using fine art as a catalyst for change is reflected in her leadership roles, including her tenure as an Art Leader for Metro Atlanta (ALMA) with the Atlanta Regional Commission , where she helped develop arts and culture-led strategies to address real-world challenges . Currently serving as Senior Urban Designer for the City of Birmingham , she works closely with the Historic 4th Avenue Business District and the Civil Rights District to integrate art into urban revitalization efforts. To date, she has contributed to over 20 community-engaged public art projects , collaborating with regional organizations such as Urban Impact Birmingham, TILA Studios, Living Walls, The New Georgia Project, BlankSpace Bham, Canvas Can Do Miracles, and Divine Urban Expressions.

Beyond community initiatives, Chisolm has partnered with national brands , including Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim, Creme of Nature, Maker’s Mark, Heifer International, Verizon Wireless, Puma, Levi’s Denim, Sony, Crown Royal, and the Atlanta Hawks . Her murals can be found in Atlanta, GA; Birmingham, AL; Knoxville, TN; and Pierrevert, France , while her fine artworks are held in private collections across the United States and Germany . Through her interdisciplinary practice , Chisolm continues to champion the Black American experience , using public art as a tool for storytelling, preservation, and cultural empowerment.