Winosha Steele fearlessly incorporates her identity, heritage, and passions into her work, crafting pieces that are bold, introspective, and deeply personal. She creates with flamboyance and intention, striving to forge a connection between the viewer and the artwork. Steele believes that the nuanced themes in her art ignite meaningful conversations and foster a deeper understanding of the world through introspection.

Drawing inspiration from her Antiguan heritage, Steele's art is boundary-pushing, celebrating both cultural pride and individuality. Her self-portraits delve into the complexities of mental health, particularly the internal dialogues that shape personal identity. These works serve as visual explorations of vulnerability and resilience, inviting viewers to reflect on their own inner narratives.

Steele’s desire to expand her artistic horizons and explore themes of racial correlation—however radical—stems from her perspective as a small islander navigating broader societal landscapes.

A graduate of SUNY Plattsburgh with a B.F.A. degree in 2021, Steele has exhibited her work in numerous local and regional exhibitions across New York. Beyond her artistic practice, she finds fulfillment in collaborating with nonprofit organizations, seeking to leave a lasting impact and inspire others who share her commitment to fostering a better future.