Annabelle Two-Rivers Broeffle
Tribal Affiliation: Ojibwe and Menominee
Annabelle Broeffle, a Menominee and Ojibwe multimedia fine artist, based in Chicago, channels the depth of her ancestral knowledge into her art. Her art encompasses painting and photography blends her rich cultural background with a contemporary outlook. Drawing inspiration from indigenous social issues and cultural themes, her creations offer a deep and evocative exploration of the human experience.
Annabelle’s creations elegantly bridge the past and the present, combining traditional wisdom with contemporary insights. Each piece not only celebrates the enduring strength of indigenous communities but also offers a profound exploration of cultural heritage and resilience.
Through her artistic practice, Annabelle encourages exploration, reflection, and a deep appreciation of diversity, reminding us that wisdom is found in our capacity to listen, learn, and connect with one another.
Visit Annabelle’s website for more of her work.
Art Form
Fine Arts – contemporary arts such as paintings, drawings, sculpture, photography, contemporary jewelry design, etc.,
Media Arts – technological arts, such as film, video, digital and audio works, documentary, experimental, animation, narrative works, etc.,
Multidisciplinary – mixed media
