Niz is a Peruvian-Ukrainian muralist and street artist forging emotionally charged public work rooted in spiritual depth and social inquiry.Her murals function as both mirror and medicine—humanizing the viewer while reconnecting people to earth, ancestry, and spirit.

  Raised between cultures and shaped by political unrest, recovery, and graffiti, Niz came to art through hip-hop and skateboarding, teaching herself multilayer stencil techniques before taking her work to the streets.

  Working with watered-down house paint, hand-cut stencils, acrylic, gouache, and wheatpaste, she builds imagery that balances control and intuition, permanence and impermanence. Each project begins in research and meditation, treating public art as ritual as much as resistance.

  Based in Austin since 2008, Niz has painted over 40 public murals in the city and more than 20 in Latin America. In 2020 she joined Few and Far Women in 2020, the largest all-female graffiti crew in the world. Her work has been featured in Street Art Women, Stencilists, ATX Urban Art, Concrete Wave, The Austin American-Statesman and PBS documentaries.

  Through her public and online presence, Niz challenges perceptions of women’s empowerment, while her murals and fine art use female portraiture to confront gender norms and redefine women’s roles.

  Her art exists at the intersection of public art, activism, and contemporary myth-making. It is built to disrupt, transform and Heal.