Completely self-taught, Green-Hill’s practice was nurtured through public broadcasting, children's literature, and free community art programs. Her process blends analog and digital tools—layering drawing, fabric, thread, and found materials into works that feel at once intimate and reverent.

Her current body of work is a 100-day exploration of Afro-diasporic floral symbolism, fiber practices, and ceremonial ornamentation. Each piece becomes a gesture of remembrance and reconnection across geography and generation.

Ariel Green-Hill is a multidisciplinary artist and educator exploring cultural memory, adornment, and ancestral connection through illustration, fiber, and mixed media. Born in Los Angeles, California, and currently residing in Austin, Texas, her work is shaped by Afro-diasporic heritage, community care, and the textures of everyday ritual.