Abby Hricik is a New York-based actor, editorial designer, producer, and model. Her Charleston, SC upbringing and Montessori education shape her artistry.

She made her acting debut in the Southeastern premiere of The Nether at age twelve. She earned her BFA from NYU Tisch and the Stella Adler Studio, where studying classical text and Shakespeare cemented her love for language.

Her creative aesthetic favors female-driven narratives, dark comedy, and the psychological extremes of crime and thriller. A childhood spent obsessed with Nancy Drew became an early fascination with women at the center of strange and complicated stories, as seen in her roles as Pope Joan in Top Girls and Micah in Where The Walls Fall Over (dir. Quinn Bogart). Movement is equally embedded in her practice as a lifelong dancer and three-year company member of TAPFUSION.

As a producer, Abby has worked on campaigns for Tommy Hilfiger, SKIMS, Glamour Magazine, and the Tribeca-selected short: Mother, May I Have a Kidney?. Her work spanning fashion, pop culture, and independent film informs her role as an editorial designer and writer for FML Magazine, where she examines the people and spaces defining New York’s creative landscape.

As a model, Abby’s striking visual sensibility occupies the other side of the image, turning her gaze toward the self as both a subject and vessel for artistic exploration. She walked NYFW SS27 for ALIENANT at NY Men’s Day, MIKAEL PONO, and Color Coded Crime.

Abby deeply believes in art as a record of culture and a force capable of moving it forward. That conviction extends beyond herself, serving as a teaching artist for adults in residential addiction recovery and a volunteer with Literacy Partners, for whom she also ran the NYC Marathon.