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Tzami Rios M.

A vibrant, abstract representation of a landmass, prominently featuring a bright, white, angular shape that resembles an island or continent. Around the white shape, a spectrum of colors transitions from warm reds and oranges to cooler blues and greens, suggesting a dynamic atmosphere. Wisps and clouds in varying shades of gray and white float around the central form, adding an ethereal quality. The scene is encased in a circular frame of luminous light, accentuating the contrasting colors and forms. The image combines elements of cartography and artistic abstraction, creating a sense of otherworldly geography.
 Photo by Tzami Rios M.
A triptych showcasing a vivid red and blue pyramid amidst a historical cityscape, a detailed line drawing of a stylized human profile with intricate red patterns, and a realistic depiction of a corn husk revealing metallic-like kernels, all set against a light green background. The artworks combine elements of ancient architecture, cultural art, and a modern twist on natural forms, evoking a sense of fusion and transformation across different themes and styles.
 Photo by Tzami Rios M.
A beautifully arranged altar adorned with vibrant, colored papel picado (decorative paper cutouts) hanging above. Candles of various sizes are lit, casting a warm, flickering glow over the display. Fresh marigold flowers are placed throughout, their bright yellow and orange hues contrasting with the soft lighting. The table is covered with a delicate lace cloth and features framed photographs, offering a personal touch. Scattered amongst the candles and flowers are small offerings and symbols to honor those who have passed. This traditional setup is likely part of a Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration, with its vibrant decorations and heartfelt remembrances.
 Photo by Tzami Rios M.

Tzami Rios M. is a painter, writer, and radical cartographer working for sustainable ecosystem change via community-led education and dialogue. Their work explores the intersections between digital autonomy, disability justice, and world-building led by artists with disabilities. Tzami has completed projects in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Puerto Rico, and Southern California, specializing in digital, oil, acrylic, and mixed media recreations of pre-colombian Americas and family portraits.

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COLLABORATING WITH
Mil Mundos en Común
Disciplines
Visual Arts
Interdisciplinary Arts
Social Practice
Location
Brooklyn, NY