VERONICA L. BURTON

A framed abstract painting with a mix of black, red, and gold floral patterns hangs on a white wall. A beige tufted bench with wooden legs is positioned below the artwork.
Modern living room wall with three abstract black and gold paintings, a black and gold floor lamp, and a small plant with yellow flowers.
A wooden console table with three drawers, two blue lamps with white shades, a round beige vase, and a woven storage basket underneath. Above the table are three abstract landscape paintings with green, black, and beige tones, arranged vertically on
Interior view of a wall decorated with three framed butterfly artworks in a vertical arrangement, a large vase with dried pampas grass and other dried plants, a staircase with black metal railing, and a textured beige wall.

BIOGRAPHY

PRESS RELEASE

ARTWORKS

Veronica L. Burton (b. 1972), Artist, a graduate of Washington Irving High School, born in the early ’70s the youngest of three, and raised in Brooklyn, New York, was inspired by her late brother Vincent the third-oldest who graduated and became an architect in the late '90s.

He was the driving force behind the family regarding graffiti and architectural design.

Her inspiration and the push she needed back then and now she has become a self-taught artist on canvas.

A dedication to her late brother ‘Thank you for opening my eyes to this beautiful world of Art.’