William is an American artist raised on the rural and suburban edges outside Atlanta, Georgia, in a region where art was rarely part of everyday life. Growing up far from museums, galleries, and cultural institutions shaped his understanding of how limited access to art can be—and how powerful it can feel when it finally appears in a place that needs it.

Working across street art, murals, and fine art, his practice developed through travel and years of studying visual traditions across Europe and North America. Yet the landscapes and communities of the American South remain central to his perspective.

His work seeks to bring ambitious, atmospheric imagery into places that rarely encounter it—transforming ordinary spaces into moments of myth, movement, and reflection. Through projects like The Pale Passage, he aims to introduce the presence of art into the everyday environments of the region he knows best, helping create a culture where encountering powerful imagery in public space becomes part of daily life.