Fitgi Saint-Louis is a multidisciplinary artist based in Harlem, NY. Her work considers the intertwined nature of identity, remembrance and community within African, American and Caribbean cultures. Appearing in paint, textiles and sculpture, her abstracted figures honor the multifaceted ancestry of the African diaspora. With a background in design, Saint-Louis utilizes form and color to present Black figures in vibrant and contemplative imagery.

Saint-Louis completed a NYC Health and Hospital Community Mural in King County (2024); Has participated in: ArtCrawlHarlem Governors Island Residency (2023), Solo exhibition Underground Gallery, Harlem (2022); select Group exhibitions include Kente Royal Gallery, NY (2023), The Africa Center (2023) with a public mural in Elmont, NY. 

Saint-Louis was awarded the Rising Star Award by Interior Design Magazine, is an adjunct professor (SVA), an organizer in Design as Protest, a member of Urban Design Forum, National Organization of Minority Architects and Society of Experiential Graphic Designers.