Fiona Aboud (pronounced Abood) is a multidisciplinary artist and impact-driven creator whose work bridges art, technology, and social activism. With a background in photography, digital media, and blockchain-based art, her practice explores themes of identity, resilience, and historical preservation in a rapidly evolving world.

A pioneer in the Web3 art movement, Aboud utilizes NFTs, blockchain inscriptions, and digital sovereignty to create works that are not just visually compelling but also serve as permanent archives of cultural and activist narratives. Her projects often challenge traditional power structures, offering new ways to record and protect diverse histories through decentralized technology.

One of her most notable works, "Flamin-go with Love," merges physical and digital art to address the UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in eradicating poverty. This project has been showcased globally, including at music festivals in Portugal, on a boat during the Venice Biennale, and at Art Basel Miami.

Aboud’s artistic philosophy is rooted in activism, social justice, and community-building, using art as both a protest and a solution. Her latest initiative, "Inscribing US" invites artists to mint feminist and queer narratives onto the Bitcoin blockchain, ensuring that diverse voices endure in the immutable ledgers of history.

Her work has been exhibited internationally, resonating with collectors, activists, and communities alike. She remains deeply committed to using her artistic voice to revolutionize the art world, disrupt outdated systems, and inscribe a more inclusive future.