Q&A with junior Abigail “Abby” Culver on her art, poetry social media campaign

Pallevi Pillai

September 23, 2021

How does your art impact your daily life?

My art is my life. I find my purpose through taking my anger, love, childhood and injustice and turning it into something beautiful, usually music.

What sparked you to start your social media art project?

I’m currently working on an album with a producer and I wanted a way to promote it that no one has ever done before. Each post represents a track on the album with an excerpt written as the caption.

What advice would you have for people wanting to express themselves through art?

My advice for people wanting to try writing poetry and music is to do it for yourself. Write what will bring you comfort and happiness, instead of trying to appeal to others. The weird stuff is what people love.

Junior Abigail “Abby” Culver utilizes her Instagram, @abigailculver_, to post photography design projects, poetry and other art. She said she plans to use social media to promote her album of original songs. (Abigail “Abby” Culver)

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