About us
Cris "Mys Vybe" Pritchard is the owner and CEO of Vybrations: Urban Art Synergy. With over a decade of experience as a Product, Manufacturing and Sr Benchmark Engineer, Cris brings a unique perspective to the art world. She is committed to supporting minority and women-owned small business artists, recognizing the need for greater visibility and opportunities in the field.
Vision
Prepare to witness the realization of a long-held dream! I'm thrilled to announce my partnership with fellow visionaries and creatives, both locally and beyond Michigan, to launch Vybrations Urban Art Synergy. Recognizing a gap in visibility and support for talented individuals, Cris has taken the initiative to fill this void.
I am ecstatic about the prospects of creating opportunities and exposure through a blend of in-person and virtual exhibitions. Our aim is to offer unique experiences that engage the senses, foster connections with investors and community partners, and inspire through art and cultural exploration. Cris's unwavering passion for the arts and cultural endeavors is truly inspiring, driving her determination to bridge academia, the professional sphere, and the power of networking.
Mission
Vybrations Urban Art Synergy (VUAS) is akin to a league of superheroes, but instead of battling villains, we champion the cause of creativity! Our mission is to cultivate and magnify visionary artistic talent while creating fresh opportunities through visual storytelling, culinary artistry with charcuterie displays, and transforming spaces with abstract canvas services across Detroit and its environs. We're the Avengers of the art realm!
Dedicated to building impactful community alliances with the City of Detroit, we aim to revolutionize one charcuterie board, abstract canvas, or captivating photograph at a time. Our commitment is to be a constant presence for residents and businesses, akin to the Bat-Signal, igniting inspiration and empowerment in communities. Through innovative imagery, we strive to uplift and revitalize overlooked neighborhoods, embodying the spirit of Robin Hood in the art world, redistributing beauty from the affluent to the underprivileged.
