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From Artists for Humanity

  1. Lost in the Ruins of Compassion by Valentina Cadavid, Image 1.

    Valentina Cadavid

    Lost in the Ruins of Compassion, 2025

    acrylic on wood

    36 x 24 x 1 in

    $750

  2. Toxic Serenity by Aniyah Etienne, Image 2.

    Aniyah Etienne

    Toxic Serenity, 2025

    digital photograph

    8688  ×  5792

  3. Make way for Ducklings by Mayra Acosta, Image 1.

    Mayra Acosta

    Make way for Ducklings, 2025

    acrylic and mixed media on wood

    24 x 36 x 1 in

    $750

  4. Only If I can see through the night by Shietamar Fleurimon, Image 1.

    Shietamar Fleurimon

    Only If I can see through the night, 2025

    acrylic on wood

    24 x 36 x 1 in

    $750

  5. Jamaica by Keidra Morrison, Image 1.

    Keidra Morrison

    Jamaica, 2024

    digital illustration

    3601 x 5401

  6. Broken Pieces by Brendan Driscoll, Image 1.

    Broken Pieces

    Open Edition: Broken Pieces

    1 Edition

  7. HEPBURN 3 by Meleeza Pires, Image 1.

    Meleeza Pires

    HEPBURN 3, 2019

    acrylic on wood

    24 x 24 x 0.875 in

    $1,150

  8. My Artful Dream by Jahnae Wyatt, Image 1.

    Jahnae Wyatt

    My Artful Dream, 2018

    acrylic on wood

    24 x 24 in

    $560

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About the artist

Musauddiq "Auddi" Abdullah

Musauddiq “Auddi” Abdullah, is an artist from Boston, Massachusetts, has explored various art forms including Fashion Styling, Runway Modeling, Photography, and more recently, Fashion Designing. Working at Artists For Humanity in a Photography Studio, Auddi dedicates weekly sessions to honing his artistic skills. Dabbling in both Film Photography and Digital Photography, over the years he’s discovered his love for the arts with the help of many mentors and friends. Learning Photography has helped him find his style and translate his vision through his lens for the world to see.

Photography has been my passion and refuge, allowing me to capture fleeting moments and express myself creatively.
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