Eric ‘HUE’ Houston, is a visual artist from Miami, Florida. With a vibrant and captivating style, HUE’s artwork serves as a gateway into the stories and perspectives of the BIPOC community, both locally in South Florida and beyond. Through expressive abstracts and evocative portraits, HUE employs a distinct visual language to illuminate the diverse experiences and emotions of BIPOC individuals.
As an identity artist, HUE delves into a wide range of BIPOC narratives, shedding light on historical and contemporary social matters that have shaped the community’s journey. HUE’s art resonates with viewers through thought-provoking colored motifs and powerful iconography, serving as a visual conduit for communication and dialogue.
Within his cultural practice, HUE fearlessly confronts the socio-cultural issues that have historically impacted BIPOC individuals and those that continue to influence their social well-being in the present day. Each brushstroke and composition in HUE’s artwork serves as a testament to the resilience, strength, and spirit of the community.
Through his colorful and inviting creations, HUE invites viewers to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of BIPOC experiences, fostering empathy, understanding, and conversations about equality, representation, and social justice.