Cazoshay Marie is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, and advocate whose work is a vibrant exploration of resilience, identity, and ancestral connection. A traumatic brain injury survivor, she transforms lived experiences into acts of healing and empowerment, weaving together visual art, digital media, poetry, and storytelling. Her African mask-inspired mirror paintings and mixed-media pieces emphasize reclamation and heritage through the symbolic use of reclaimed materials, promoting sustainability and accessibility. Cazoshay's powerful art has been featured in national exhibitions, including at Art Enables in Washington, D.C.. Her writing has appeared in prominent publications like The Black Disability Anthology, and she has been highlighted by platforms such as PBS NewsHour. Through her creative practice and advocacy, Cazoshay Marie builds community and inspires dialogue across diverse audiences.
Instagram: @collectedcazoshay
Website: https://bio.site/collectedcazoshay
Cazoshay Marie is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, and advocate whose work is a vibrant exploration of resilience, identity, and ancestral connection. A traumatic brain injury survivor, she transforms lived experiences into acts of healing and empowerment, weaving together visual art, digital media, poetry, and storytelling. Her African mask-inspired mirror paintings and mixed-media pieces emphasize reclamation and heritage through the symbolic use of reclaimed materials, promoting sustainability and accessibility. Cazoshay's powerful art has been featured in national exhibitions, including at Art Enables in Washington, D.C.. Her writing has appeared in prominent publications like The Black Disability Anthology, and she has been highlighted by platforms such as PBS NewsHour. Through her creative practice and advocacy, Cazoshay Marie builds community and inspires dialogue across diverse audiences.
Instagram: @collectedcazoshay
Website: https://bio.site/collectedcazoshay
