The Visionaries

Fabian Williams is an Atlanta-based visual and performance artist whose future-focused work explores themes of Black liberation, innovation, and joy. Born in Fayetteville, North Carolina, he draws from a rich tapestry of influences, including commercial illustration, classic portraiture, hip-hop, and civil rights iconography. Inspired by the classical realism of Caravaggio and Norman Rockwell, Williams creates art that normalizes Blackness in celebratory, thought-provoking ways. A devoted father of four and husband to Sindy Guerrero-Williams, he believes deeply in the power of community to drive meaningful change.

This collaborative spirit is at the heart of Mothership, an immersive experience born from Williams’ lifelong passion for exploring the unknown. By examining past sci-fi visions of the future and comparing them to our present reality, Mothership takes audiences on a journey from "what was" to "what is." The show culminates in a forward-looking vision of "what it's gon’ be," empowering the community to actively create the future they want to see.

While his artistic core is rooted in political and cultural narratives, Williams’ creative palette is highly diverse. Before dedicating himself to full-time artistry, he honed his skills in the advertising industry, working as a designer and art director for major brands like Nike, American Express, Pennzoil, and Verizon. Today, he brings this same technical foundation and dynamic vision to a wide array of commissioned projects and styles.

A prolific public artist, Williams has painted over 65 murals throughout Atlanta and beyond, making bold statements in public spaces. His activism extends beyond the canvas; he co-created the #Kaeperbowl mural campaign during Super Bowl LIII and contributed to the Big Facts Small Acts campaign to help engage Black and brown communities in staying healthy during the pandemic.

His work has been featured in major media outlets, including CNN, The Guardian, BBC, the Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, Playboy, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and Bloomberg. Most recently, Williams created the original poster and key art for former President Jimmy Carter’s 100th Birthday Celebration at The Carter Center and Fox Theatre, completed a commemorative mural honoring Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter at the Atlanta International Airport, and designed the entry mural for the new CNN Center.

Sindy is a dynamic creative force and entrepreneur known for building institutions that shape the cultural landscape. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Sindy possesses a unique blend of business acumen and artistic intuition, holding an AA degree in Public Relations and a Bachelor’s degree in Business and Marketing. While her academic foundation is rooted in strategy, her professional journey has been defined by a lifelong devotion to the arts—with dance as her enduring specialty.

As the Creator, Founder, and Co-Owner of Dance 411 Studios and 411 South Talent Agency, Sindy Guerrero-Williams established a legacy as a star-maker. Known as the "studio of the stars," Dance 411 became the premier training ground for some of the industry's most successful choreographers and dancers, many of whom were discovered through her agency. Now, Sindy is expanding her visionary reach into the fine art world, broadening her agency to represent her husband, world-renowned artist Fabian Williams. Together, they have co-created and produced Mothership, a groundbreaking immersive art experience in Atlanta, GA. More than just a traditional exhibition, Mothership is designed to be a transformative cultural destination—delivering exactly what ATL needs. Sindy & Fabian share a passion to make the world a better place through arts and culture. Outside of her professional endeavors, Sindy is a devoted mother to Delilah Schneider who is also exploring a beautiful journey towards being a career artist herself!