Roxy Wuz Here News — Houston artist

Roxy Wuz Here Art Featured in Seismique Interactive Museum’s Wall of Hope

January 31, 2026 • Rickale West • abstract art • abstract artist • Art exhibit • Houston artist • roxy • Roxy Wuz Here Art • Siesmique • St Jude’s children’s research hospital • Wall of hope

Roxy Wuz Here Art is honored to be featured in Seismique Interactive Museum’s Wall of Hope, an inspiring exhibition highlighting local Houston artists while supporting a meaningful cause. A portion of all art sale proceeds benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, reinforcing the power of art as both expression and impact. Join us for Meet the Artist Night on February 5, 2026, from 6–8 PM, and experience creativity, community, and hope coming together in one powerful space.

A Year of Curation Rooted in Dying Empty

November 27, 2025 • Rickale West • abstract art • Art acquisitions • Art curation • Black Lives Matter art • Creative wellness • Healing through art • Houston artist • Mental health conference speaker • Social impact art • Spelman collage art

This year unfolded in ways I never expected. curation found me, stretched me, and revealed gifts I didn’t even know I was holding. From major art acquisitions to healing workshops and mental health conferences, this season has been a powerful reminder to live fully and die empty.

What Is Dying Empty: A Reflection on Living Fully

November 6, 2025 • Rickale West • Art and healing • Art for mental wellness • Black women artists • Creative wellness • Curated healing spaces • Dying empty • Healing spaces • Houston artist • Living fully • Purposeful living • Roxy Wuz Here Art • Self-actualization

To live fully is to die empty.

“What Is Dying Empty” reflects my journey to explore every gift within me, as an artist, curator, leader, and mental wellness advocate. Each role is a root of the same tree, grounding my purpose in creativity and healing.

To die empty means to live with intention, create with courage, and serve with love, leaving nothing behind.

“I shall leave nothing behind, for when I go, I will go emptied.”