Carol
Rashawnna
Williams
Merging large-scale mono-print, digital layering, and metal printing to examine identity, historical memory, and systemic inequity through the framework of spiritual debt and climate solutions.
The Work
Containment
$10,000
Tree of Humanity
$10,000
Water
$1,000
Landscape of a Tree #3
$5,000
Landscape of a Tree #2
$5,000
Landscape of Tree #1
$5,000
The 4 Elements
$10,000
The Meyer Pub Murals
$1,000
Student Fireplace Workshop
$3,000
Tambourine
$10,000
The Sun
$10,000
Evergreen Tree (TESC)
$1,000
Day at the Spa 2
$5,000
Day at the Spa 1
$5,000
Angels on Vacation
$10,000
Tribal Spirit Guide
$10,000
Identity, Memory
& Systemic Equity
Carol Rashawnna Williams is a multidisciplinary visual artist of 30+ years, founder and owner of K-Love 4 Art and BIPOC Sustainable Tiny Art House Community, whose artwork merges large scale mono-print painting techniques with digital composition and metal printing.
Her practice explores identity, history, and systems of power through a framework of spiritual debt, examining extraction and repair across racial and environmental systems. Her work collapses past, present, and future into layered visual fields, revealing how historical systems shape contemporary life.
Through reflective surfaces and hybrid processes, her work implicates the viewer, positioning them within structures of accountability. Williams' practice advances a contemporary visual language that is both materially innovative and conceptually rigorous, engaging audiences in conversations about equity, responsibility, and regenerative futures.
Beyond Survival Thinking
KL4A bridges the gap between perceived limitations and unlimited potential. Rooted in lived experience, creative vision, and transformational guidance, KL4A challenges individuals to think beyond what they've been told is possible — and believe that their fullest life is within reach.
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Celebrating and showcasing diverse artistic expressions, empowering artists via innovative projects, workshops, and exhibitions. Consulting to bridge creative economies, climate solutions, and equity, diversity, and inclusion.
"My work explores the intersection of environment, memory, and identity through layered visual language. These murals are designed to exist in dialogue with their surroundings — responding to light, texture, and cultural context."
Co-Author
Your Vision
Every commissioned work begins with a conversation. Use this visioning form to share the scale, medium, and thematic direction of your piece. Carol will respond with a personalized proposal.
Orrick Environmental Law Firm
Corporate Collection — $10,000
Seattle Convention Center
Public Art Commission — $10,000
The Evergreen State College
Sculpture: Tambourine — $10,000
Consultations
& Appointments
Select your strategic pillar below to begin the booking process. Each consultation is tailored to your specific needs — whether you're navigating climate solutions, building equitable systems, or developing creative strategy.
20+ years of experience in environmental and arts fields, community development, strategic planning, program development, and leadership training. Bloomberg Green Champions Award recipient. Environmental Leadership Program Fellow.
Book AppointmentThe Chronological Field
Blakley Hall Gallery & Bellevue City Hall
Juried Group Exhibition
ADEFUA Cultural Arts Workshops Group Facilitation & Leadership
Ghana, Africa
Pacific Northwest Green Building SLAM
Environmental Pilot Model Award
Bloomberg Environmental Green Champions
International Award
Equitable Development Initiative
BIPOC STAHC Capacity Grant — $70,000
Onyx Fine Art Gallery
2 Exhibitions, Seattle, WA
Environmental Coalition of South Seattle | ECOSS & Front and Centered
Community Assembly, Collective Leadership — 54 people
City of Edmonds
Sea Level Rise Workshop — $10,000
Vashon Cultural Arts Center
Inspired Action Workshop
Environmental Coalition of South Seattle | ECOSS — Director of Programs
Supervised 12 Program Managers, $800k Grant Management
ADEFUA Cultural Arts Workshops — Board President
10-Year Strategic Plan, $2M Grants Acquisitions
Bloomberg Green Champions
International Publication
Equitable Development Initiative
BIPOC STAHC Capital Grant for Land Purchase — $1,000,000
Equitable Development Initiative
BIPOC STAHC Capacity Grant — $75,000
Vashon Arts Residency
Resident Artist
Centrum Art Residency
Resident Artist, Port Townsend, WA
A.I.R.E. Residency
Resident Artist
Centrum Solo Exhibition
Port Townsend, Washington
Odessa Brown & Arthritis Foundation
Four Art-Engaged Workshops, Seattle
World Wide Art Books
Important World Artists — Curated by Despina Tunsberg
Seattle Foundation
Capacity Grant — $5,000
Displaced Tenants Fund
Capacity Grant $100k, Capital $70k
Columbia Hillman Art District Board
Invited Board Member
King Street Station Gallery
The 1 Million: Species Eradication — City of Seattle
Bellevue Arts Museum
Architecture and Design, Bellevue, WA
Orrick Environmental Law Firm
Corporate Collection Commission — $10,000
Seattle Convention Center
Art Commission — $10,000
World Wide Art Books
Current Masters — LA, NY, Miami
Neddy at Cornish Artist Award
Cornish College of the Arts & Behnke Foundation
ArtsWa 3-Year Public Arts Roster
Washington State Arts Commission
City of Seattle, Artist Up Mentorly
Office of Arts and Culture Scholarship
COGalleries Berlin
Awarded Artist Residency, Germany
Vashon Art Center Gallery
The Power of the Feminine & Collective Power
Jacob Lawrence Gallery
University of Washington, Seattle, WA
Outdoor Tree Fairy Goddess Sculpture
Private Commission, Quinalt, Texas — $2,000
BIPOC STAHC — Founder/Lead
Sustainable Home & Business Ownership, $1.75M Grants
Rachel's Network Catalyst Finalist
Environmental Award for Women of Color
Dr. James & Jannie Washington Foundation
Artist Residency with 4 Culture
Interweave Program, Sustainable Seattle
Environmental Leader RISE Cohort
Shunpike Storefronts
Amazon Campus, Seattle
Seattle Repertory Theater
Solo Exhibition, Seattle, WA
Pacific Northwest Ballet
Solo Exhibition, Seattle, WA
The 1 Million Installation
King Street Station Gallery — $9,000
Love Mural
Alliance for Pioneer Square — $5,000
Viral Murals Seattle
Chatwin Books Publication
Hope is Not Cancelled
Documentary — Oregon Film Festival Award
COVID Murals Coverage
King 5 News, CNN, Seattle Times
Dr. James & Jannie Washington Foundation
Artist in Excellence Award
Environmental Leadership Program
Awarded Fellowship
Common Field Conference
1 Year Membership & $1,000 Scholarship
Hedreen Gallery, Seattle University
Large Scale Installation: 'For the Record'
Kirkland Arts Center
Capability: Gun Violence — Installation 'Body Bag'
Hillman City Welcome Mural
Community Organizations — $5,000
Belonging Mural
The Evergreen State College — $3,000
Sculpture: Tambourine
Public Art Acquisition, Evergreen State — $10,000
Seattle University
Climate Justice Large Scale Art Installation & 3 Workshops
Brighton Development Group
Equitable Land Development Consultant
Cascadia Magazine
Featured Artwork — 'WATER'
4Culture & Artist Trust Garboil Conductive
Award — $3,000
City of Seattle BASE Consultant
Building Art Space Equitably
Tashiro Kaplan Le Colourer Gallery
Installation: Borders, Boundaries & Beehives
Centro Negra
Blanca, Spain — International
Segura River Installation
AADK Spain, Blanca — $3,000
Gallery 110 & Hillman City Collaboratory
Gallery Director
ARCADE Magazine
Cover Feature — Art, Race & Gentrification
KUOW Radio Interview
Broadening the Definition of Black Art
Tacoma Art Museum
Identity Mask Making — 30 Americans Exhibition
Seattle Public Schools
Teaching Artist, Weeklong African Mask Making
Historic Central Area Arts District
Program Administrator, City of Seattle
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