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Lewinale Havette (b. 1990, Monrovia, Liberia) is a Liberian-born, Atlanta-based painter whose work reflects themes of African spirituality, migration, and fema identity. Influenced by her Liberian heritage and personal journey, Havette blen abstract painting with portraiture to depict stories of displacement, resilience, and cultural heritage. Her art often includes water deities and ancient prophetesses, highlighting the strength and power of Black women. Havette’s work has been featured in major exhibitions across the U.S. and Europe, including Art Basel Miami, Art Cologne, and The Houston Museum of African American Culture.