ABOUT FAITH ∞

FAITH

FAITH (Eleisha Faith McCorkle) is a visionary transdisciplinary artist and cultural producer, transmuting resilience and reconstruction through storytelling and collage. FAITH's artistry travels papermaking and printmaking, immersive soundscapes, and curated experiences as vessels for the complex interconnectedness of divine guidance, transformative healing, and powerfull resilience. Through immersive programming, activations, as well as culinary experiences, FAITH also fosters Black restoration and community as a personal and communal guide to embodying the spirit that radiates through every creation.

Born in Washington D.C and raised in Prince George’s County, MD, FAITH holds a BFA in Studio Art with a concentration in Social and Cultural Analysis from New York University. FAITH has received a prestigious Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Award, a DC CAH Art Bank Grant, MSAC Creativity Grants, a 2024 Andy Warhol Foundation’s GritFund Grant, and has work permanently installed at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in Washington, D.C. Living and working in Baltimore, Maryland, FAITH currently serves as Public Engagement Coordinator at the Baltimore Museum of Art and is an Artist-in-Residence with Creative Alliance, constantly becoming, breaking through limitations, and rising as a powerfull leader in the arts sector.

ARTIST STATEMENT

I do nothing without intention.