Abbey Muza uses weaving, drawing, and other media to explore narration and image-making. In their work, they frequently pull from the archival and the historical to make work that mediates these sources through processes of abstraction. Abbey Muza has shown their work in solo and two-person exhibitions at spaces including Tusk, Slow Dance, and the Fondation des États Unis. They have been an artist in residence at ACRE, Tusen Takk, and Alternative Worksite, and have been a Fulbright France Harriet-Hale Wooley Awardee, a Leroy Neiman Fellow at the Oxbow School of Art, and a Visiting Artist at the École nationale supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. They have received awards and grants including a Arthur King Peters Fulbright Award, a Jumpstarter Grant from the Society of Arts and Crafts, and artist’s grants from the cities of Chicago and Philadelphia. They received their BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and their MFA from the Tyler School of Art and Architecture. They are based in Philadelphia as a Visiting Artist at Penn State Berks.