[1] During this creative journey, she felt pulled toward the practice of Islam which was to have a profound impact on the nature of her creations.
Sufism, the inner dimension of Islam, inspired her to produce poetic works of a spiritual nature.
Touré exhibited her artwork in many of the major cities throughout the United States and back in her native Gabon.
In February 2015, Touré had her second exhibition in New York titled "Luminous Dark Matter"[2] to celebrate Black History month In 2017 she was selected by OkayAfrica as a woman to watch.
[3] In 2018, she published a new poetry book titled "Cosmicity" [4] In September 2021 she launched her own NFT portfolio and started selling her artworks as NFTs [5]