Lucia is a Maya Q’anjob’al visual artist, currently focused on graphic design work, and based on Cherokee lands in Greenville, SC. As a multifaceted Indigenous advocate and community organizer, Lucia’s work is deeply shaped by the diverse and resilient cultures and experiences of Indigenous peoples. They strive to create visual art with a powerful tool for advocacy, allowing them to convey complex narratives and raise awareness about issues affecting marginalized communities.
Lucia is committed to fostering safe spaces for Indigenous and diasporic communities, where cultural expression, healing, and solidarity can thrive. Through community engagement, education initiatives, and grassroots organizing, they focus on supporting the reconnection of multi-marginalized QTBIPOC communities to their ancestral lands through art, food, history and culture. Their work aims to uplift voices, create tangible change, and build strong networks of care, resilience, and empowerment within these communities.
You can view some of their photo work on @lzxo.jpg on Instagram
Lucia is committed to fostering safe spaces for Indigenous and diasporic communities, where cultural expression, healing, and solidarity can thrive. Through community engagement, education initiatives, and grassroots organizing, they focus on supporting the reconnection of multi-marginalized QTBIPOC communities to their ancestral lands through art, food, history and culture. Their work aims to uplift voices, create tangible change, and build strong networks of care, resilience, and empowerment within these communities.
You can view some of their photo work on @lzxo.jpg on Instagram