About Me:
I am Blue Eye Queen—creator, advocate, & builder who transforms life’s challenges into meaningful impact. Born with sacral agenesis, a rare condition affecting my spine & mobility, I navigate the world differently—but with clarity, purpose, & a deep sense of responsibility to help others feel seen. I am limited by mobility in the spine & feet.
As an artist, my abstract paintings reflect lived experience—each one carrying the weight of struggle & the light of survival. My work is raw, emotional, & intentional, designed to make people pause & feel. Art has become my way of translating pain into something honest & human, shared with collectors & communities around the world through both traditional & digital platforms.
I earned a Bachelor of Science for Engineering from Ferris State University, specializing in machinery, technology, design, & storytelling. Over the years, I’ve exp&ed into new territory as a bot builder for AI models & language learning tools, using technology to educate, support, & connect people on a broader scale.
I am currently seeking a role in marketing, ambassadorial work, or collaborative partnerships that intersect with robotics, exoskeletons, assistive technology, & AI. As someone living with a physical disability, I bring firsthand & experience & a passionate voice to the conversation around accessibility & innovation. My lived perspective allows me to authentically represent adaptive technologies to both users & broader audiences, bridging the gap between design & real-world application. I believe that storytelling, advocacy, & inclusive marketing play a vital role in helping people understand & how emerging technologies can transform lives. I am interested in trial of products & trade services.
Inspired by the groundbreaking developments showcased at RehabWeek—where rehabilitation science, clinical practice, & engineering innovation converge—I see incredible potential for collaboration with organizations pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in human mobility, neuro-rehabilitation, & wearable robotics. I’m excited about contributing to this movement by helping amplify awareness, build community trust, & share the emotional & functional impact of these tools in everyday life. Together, we can help make advanced rehabilitation technologies more visible, inclusive, & empowering for all. Contact me at PH: 313-646-8205.
This is more than a story—it’s a movement of humanity for persons with unique abilities. I’m honored, please contact melissa.divietri@gmail.com
