Timeless Euphoria

Community Exhibit featuring Kaotic_artz, Jay/mo’moy creates, Amado Mar, MAR, Risaki Diego, and Vaquero Azul Timeless Euphoria is an art show featuring incredible Trans & Two-Spirit, Artists- ranging from Black, Mexican, Chamorro, Puerto Rican, and First Nations peoples.It takes incredible power to put the medicine that is our art into creation and shape the world as we see it. Embrace this moment of tender intimacy. Through illustration, painting, mixed media, wearable art, and storytelling, these artists envision worlds where authenticity is celebrated and community is nurtured. Together, the works in Timeless Euphoria remind us that art can be medicine, resistance, remembrance, and a pathway toward more expansive futures. Vaquero Azul (@vaquero_azul_art) Vaquero Azul is a Mexican and Puerto Rican, Boriken-Taíno, IndigeQueer illustrator and sewist. Their work celebrates Trans Mexican, Boriken, and Mesoamerican joy while honoring Trans ancestors through year-round ofrendas and acts of remembrance. Through their art, workshops, and presentations, they create spaces for serenity, emotional vulnerability, and empowerment for LGBTQ2IA+ communities. Mo’moy Creates / Jay Robles (@caymo.moy | @caytrb) Jay Robles is Šmuwič (Barbareño) Chumash and a descendant of the Cahuilla and Ohlone peoples of California. A storyteller, curator, filmmaker, and multidisciplinary artist, Jay’s practice is rooted in Indigenous futurism, restorative justice, and community healing. Their work centers Two-Spirit lifeways while contributing to the wellbeing of Native peoples and all relations through storytelling and cultural connection. Amado Mar (@arimar) Amado Mar is a genderqueer Two-Spirit Boricua poet, lyricist, visual artist, and emerging musician. Drawing inspiration from humanity’s interconnectedness with culture and nature, Amado weaves stories of queerness, resistance, transformation, and identity. Across disciplines, their work seeks to spark reflection, curiosity, and connection. Kaotic Artz (@kaotic_artz) Kaotic Artz is a Mexican, nonbinary transmasc artist whose vibrant paintings often feature self-portraits and depictions of loved ones. Using bold colors, glitter, and expressive imagery, they transform personal experiences, emotions, media influences, and relationships into joyful acts of self-expression. M A R / Mar Olivos (@backto_mar) Mar Olivos is a Queer, Latine, Nonbinary (Dos Espíritus), Disabled artist originally from Walla Walla and now based in Seattle. Through illustration, painting, and self-portraiture, Mar explores identity, healing, joy, and belonging. Their artistic practice serves as both resistance and reclamation, centering art as a spiritual practice and a tool for individual and collective liberation. Risåki Diego (@r.i.saki) Risåki is a gela’/transmasc artist inspired by Chamoru culture and a deep love of color. Through wearable art, they create the world they wish to inhabit, using adornment as a way to honor, liberate, and align body and spirit. Their work invites viewers to imagine new possibilities for self-expression, cultural pride, and embodied freedom. On view October 7 – November 15, 2026 Artists’ Reception: Saturday, October 10, 5–7 PM Special Event: Chest Binder Fashion Show, November 7, 3–6 PM