Fabian Williams, also known as Occasional Superstar, is an Atlanta-based muralist and multimedia artist whose work explores themes of Black identity, social justice, and cultural resilience. Originally from North Carolina, Williams combines classical painting techniques with contemporary hip-hop aesthetics, creating bold, layered compositions that challenge power structures while celebrating Black excellence. His Civil Rights Superhero series reimagines historical figures like Martin Luther King Jr. as larger-than-life heroes, blending comic book energy with activism.

He gained national attention for his Kaeperbowl mural campaign during Super Bowl 53, a protest piece amplifying Colin Kaepernick’s activism. His work has been featured in The Guardian, BBC, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, and The Root. Before becoming a full-time artist, Williams worked in advertising for brands like Nike and Verizon, honing his storytelling and design skills. His murals and immersive installations create powerful social commentary while making art accessible to the public. Through bold visuals and provocative messaging, Williams continues to push boundaries, ensuring Atlanta remains a hub for creative resistance and cultural innovation.