Gera Lozano

Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY, USA

Artist statement

Focused on reawakening notions of femininity and indigeneity via mixed-media modes, I am a guardian of Mother Earth. Creating art as a tool for shifting into a transitive filter to integrate the feminine body as a vehicle, and a critical site of personal and political power. In mapping intimate and public experiences, with a heightened sense of awareness of the natural globalization of existence, I am an editor of reality. My work aims to invoke the intrinsic aspects of preserving spaces and their cosmic, psychological, and physical nature. I investigate attachments to place, culture, identity, and desire. My survey of ancient histories, alongside the current zeitgeist, formulates a living culture where myths and rituals reignite lost connections. I am an interdisciplinary artist whose practice bridges large-scale public art, spiritual symbolism, and community ritual. Rooted in a lineage of Indigenous and diasporic knowledge systems, my work transforms geometry, light, and color into immersive environments that invite collective healing and reflection. Over the past decade, I have created murals and installations in public spaces across New York and internationally, each guided by the intention to honor cultural memory while opening portals toward possibility. The core values that guide my work are healing, indigeneity, and interconnectedness. I believe art is both an aesthetic experience and a spiritual practice, one that can hold space for the unseen, give voice to...

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