Infinity in the making...

"What does abundance look like to you?"
I've asked myself over the years and more recently. Is it material wealth? Is it the ability to choose? The opportunities that present themselves? Or is it, perhaps, the very air I'm blessed with everyday that I use to breathe life into the things that pop up in my head? Through readings and experiences I've found that it's all those things, and, well...more. We have access to an infinite abundance in whatever area we choose to thrive in. My crafts enable me to go beyond and engage in weaving together the infinite possibilities both within myself, and the ones shared with others. I've a long road ahead of me, so I thank you for being a part of my journey in any form. And wish that you too, find your way to infinity.

A'Feyah

A’Feyah KJ Smith is an ancestral, native St. Johnian and creative artist with a strong desire and passion for storytelling. She is a Lycoming College alumna who has interned in Italy for costumes/fashion and toured in France with Lycoming’s Tour Choir. A’Feyah dabbles in several areas of theatre including but not limited to acting (“Blacktop Sky”- Ida), costume designing (“The Drowning Girls”), stage managing (“Songs for a New World”), sound designing (“The 39 Steps”), and directing (“Reality”). Recognized across the nation for her excellence in story telling, A’Feyah is the recipient for the 2019 National Directing Fellowship Award, the winner of the 2019 Society of Directors and Choreographers Award, an honorable mention for Design Excellence in Costumes Award, and the Design and Technical Management Award upon her graduation from Lycoming. Post graduation, A'Feyah has maintained her involvement in theatre by directing new plays, costuming designing, and writing a paly of her own, In the Name of Love, which is currently under editing. A'Feyah has also begun and is in the processes of expanding her photography career at her home in the V.I with a love for capturing precious moments and making bold statements. As a seedling of many other renown artists in the territory, A’Feyah uses her many talents to engage audiences in surreal experiences in an attempt to evoke a thought in the mind of her viewers with hopes that it may be the spark needed to induce change. As the PR board member of the non-profit organization St. JanCo., she and other members of her community aid in the efforts of preserving the identities, cultural practices, histories of the people of St. John all whilst creating space for the displaced members of her community.