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A close up photo of artist ARRRTADDICT with dynamic lighting. She wears a hat and glasses and looks at the camera with a neutral expression.

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My art is a vibrant celebration of Caribbean and Southern cultures, deeply rooted in the spiritual and communal traditions that define Puerto Rican and African American identities. Through bold colors, expressive lines, and my signature leopard print, I bring to life the dynamic spirit of these cultures, inviting viewers to reflect on unity, healing, and resilience. Sharing my work with Centro Center for Puerto Rican Studies is deeply meaningful; it allows me to connect with my heritage, amplify the stories of my community, and contribute to a legacy that celebrates our roots and inspires future generations through art. 

ARRRTADDICT is a Puerto Rican interdisciplinary artist based in Atlanta, known for her vibrant, whimsical style that weaves Caribbean culture and spirituality into every piece. Her work spans a variety of mediums, from fashion design and large-scale murals to immersive installations that incorporate the sounds and atmosphere of the rainforest. Through bold typography, loose, expressive lines, radiant colors, and her signature leopard print, she brings the vibrancy of Puerto Rican and African American cultures to life.

ARRRTADDICT’s portfolio reflects a dynamic range, constantly evolving as she explores new forms of expression. She’s created breathtaking murals, collaborated on fashion projects, crafted 3D canvases, and even left her mark on Atlanta’s MARTA buses for Pride, infusing public spaces with messages of positivity and unity. Her art is a celebration of culture, spirituality, and healing, dedicated to sparking the change needed for a more unified, equitable community.

Featured Artwork

A three-wall installation. It reads "Taíno tí." The installation is mimicking the shapes of a leopard in grass. On each of the parallel walls there is a framed work of art. In the center there is an eye, a vejigante, a traditional dancer, Taino symbols, and a sacred heart.
Lisette Correa. The Balance Inside, 2023. Photo courtesy of the artist.
A colorful mural of a Taino person surrounded by tropical flowers wearing a leopard face as a hat.
Lisette Correa. A New Adventure, 2024. Photo courtesy of the artist.
An installation view of a painting that is made up of two walls meeting like a room corner. The left wall is painted with vibrant green and yellow leaves. On the wall is a framed painting of a Taino person facing right. Underneath, there is a table populated by a fruit basket, picture frames, potted plants, and a small Puerto Rican flag. On the right wall, there is a painting of a Taino person braiding a black woman's hair. They are adorned by Puerto Rican flags.
Lisette Correa. En Mi Casa Boricua, 2021. Multimedia installation. Photo courtesy of the artist.