About Me

Fabrice Guerrier is a Haitian-American fine artist, writer, and worldbuilder based in Los Angeles. His work emerges from an evolving inquiry into mythology, history, and radical imagination. Through a distinctive visual language that draws from surrealism, pop art, comic books, and expressionism, he creates paintings and conceptual series that explore cultural revolution, personal agency, societal decay, and spiritual transformation.

Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Fabrice moved to Florida at age 13 and later earned a Master’s degree in Conflict Transformation and a B.S. in International Affairs. His identity is rooted in the Haitian landscape, mythology, and diasporic experience, which remain central to the vision and spirit of his art.

Fabrice’s fine art practice fuses painting, drawing, and narrative worldbuilding into an integrated body of work – constructing alternate realities where mythology, protest culture, and speculative futures converge. These works seek to speak both to this moment and to the long arc of history and imagination.


Guerrier is an associate member of the Hollywood Radio & TV Society, a World Economic Forum Global Shaper, a Gabr Fellow at the Shafik Gabr Foundation and a Senior Fellow at Humanity In Action.

He was selected as a 2022 PEN Emerging Voices Fellow finalist and a PEN Haiti Fellow by PEN America.

He was inducted into Forbes 30 Under 30 list and named to The Root Magazine‘s 100 Most Influential African-Americans.