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QUEER JOY • NEURODIVERGENT ART • HOUSTON ARTISTRY • RESISTANCE • COMMUNITY /

Riot Arts Houston
Paintings and more.

Where art is a riot!

Image is of a protester in Boston dressed as a frog in an inflatable suit with a fiery orange background holding a sign that says frogs stronger together with 2 drawn frogs holding hands
Weird, Tim Burton like artist self portrait with the artist looking to their right done in oil pastels, with slightly green skin, a nose ring, blue hair, and a lip peircing on bright red lips.

Meet the Artist

Jodi is a lifelong creator whose work thrives at the intersection of bold expression, community care, and unapologetic individuality. Having made art for as long as they can remember, their practice is rooted in a deep belief that art should be accessible to everyone—not just to view, but to make, to feel, and to claim as part of their own story.

Their work is unmistakably their own: weird in the best way, bursting with bold colors, and infused with a pop‑art sensibility that refuses to whisper when it can shout. Often political, always personal, their pieces serve as both public commentary and private record—capturing the world as it is, as it feels, and as it could be.

Beyond the canvas, Jodi is committed to building inclusive creative spaces where queer and neurodivergent people feel seen, welcomed, and celebrated. Community isn’t an afterthought in their practice; it’s the foundation. Every project, workshop, and collaboration is shaped by the belief that art becomes more powerful when everyone has a seat at the table.

Through their vibrant, offbeat visual language, Jodi continues to explore what it means to use art as both a mirror and a megaphone—documenting lived experience while inviting others to join the conversation.

Featured Artworks

A curated selection of my latest pieces, growing as the 

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