Wednesday Bluz, born Danielle Booker is an Atlanta-based abstract expressionist who paints like feelings don’t know how to sit still.

The name “Wednesday” wasn’t some grand branding moment. It came from those midweek, late-night painting sessions, the kind where the world is quiet, your thoughts are loud, and the only thing that makes sense is putting color on canvas. What started as art therapy during Wednesday “cram sessions” slowly became something deeper. Painting stopped being a hobby and turned into healing.

It became the cure for the blues.

So she abstracted them.

Wednesday’s work is rooted in motion and emotion—because life doesn’t move in straight lines, and neither does she. Influenced by space, energy, human connection, and the moments that linger long after they’re over, her pieces reflect shifting light, layered color, and atmosphere. But the real story? It’s internal. Pulled from memory. From relationships. From conversations that changed everything.

Color sets the mood.
Shapes tell the story.

Her process follows no rules (because honestly, who made them anyway?). Wednesday blends mediums the way DJs blend tracks; layering textures, mixing hues, building depth until the canvas feels alive. Inspired by world cultures, music, dance, and lived experience, each piece evolves organically. No two works are ever the same and collectors quickly learn that expecting predictability is not the move.

Wednesday continues to create custom works for clients around the world, translating emotion into texture and energy into color. Every piece is an original conversation.

And every Wednesday still feels like possibility.