Noir Reimagined at

The Hambidge Hive

Above it All Mural

Marryam Moma’s remixed installation reimagines Atlanta’s urban landscape as a sanctuary for rest and reflection. Sponsored by The Modernist Design Collective, Marryam Moma blends paper, acrylics, gold leaf, and fashion elements to create a striking dialogue between the city’s energy and the power of stillness.

A monumental paper sculpture serves as a sculptural portal, inviting viewers to step away from chaos into a realm of contemplation. Its layered, organic forms reflect both fragility and strength, echoing the resilience needed to carve out space for rest.

Alongside the sculpture, Moma’s mural Above It All infuses dreamscapes and fantastical imagery, positioning leisure as an act of resistance and self-preservation. Through this collaboration, @themodernistatl curated design vision meets Moma’s public art installation, transforming urban space into a site for joy, reflection, and community.

Atlanta Beltline Facade Improvement pARTnership:

Lee Street Meats Mural

The MOMA Murrell Creative proudly completed the Lee Street Meats mural, a vibrant celebration of this community-focused grocery store's commitment to Oakland City. The artwork honors the neighborhood's rich heritage while embracing its dynamic future.

Featuring an abundant display of fresh citrus, tropical pineapples, crisp vegetables, and quality meats, the mural showcases the store's dedication to freshness and excellence. Its warm color palette creates an inviting atmosphere that welcomes Oakland City's diverse, growing community while paying respect to longtime residents. The delighted client and stunning visual result exemplify the creative partnership's ability to deliver meaningful, resonant design that serves both business and community.

MELANIN MACHINA: Stories of Us x United Nations

Talking Drum Sculpture

Visual artist MARRYAM MOMA's sculpture "Melanin Machina" displays at the United Nations as part of "The Stories of Us" exhibition. The piece presents an intergenerational portrait of Atlanta's changemakers—from civil rights icon John Lewis to curator Lauren Tate Baeza and young luminaries Zoey and Nola Jones.

In "Melanin Machina," Moma reimagines humanity's relationship with technology through layered symbolism: circuit board backdrops representing interconnected futures, organic forms blended with mechanical components that balance technological advancement with environmental stewardship, and golden bursts symbolizing sustainable energy and collective prosperity.

The work explores the concept of "ubuntu"—I am who I am because of who we all are—and poses a critical question: who will reimagine, dream, and build our shared future through transformative solidarity?

More information about the exhibition is available at www.thestoriesofus.org.

Home Depot & DELL Technologies Student Innovation Lounge

at Clark Atlanta University

Marryam Moma recently completed an indoor mural at Clark Atlanta University's Carl and Mary Ware Building. The artist engaged in a collaborative process, meeting with students to gather their perspectives and feedback. This interaction proved instrumental in shaping the mural's final form, ensuring it resonated with the campus community while reflecting Moma's artistic vision.

VOTE Mural, West End Atlanta

Marryam Moma's VOTE mural in Atlanta's West End emerged as a powerful visual catalyst on the eve of the 2020 Presidential Elections. The artwork serves as an arresting reminder of civic duty, strategically placed to amplify the importance of political participation. Through her distinctive style, Moma transformed a public space into a compelling call to action.