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ONe Rad Latina

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​My prolific practice encompasses artistic liberation, agitprop, and a focus on current events and historical oppression of indigenous people. Through a variety of visual mediums, my work highlights the strength and resilience of marginalized communities. I see my art as a powerful amplifier of my voice and all voices for truth, resistance, and empowerment.

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One Rad Latina is an Indigenous Caribbean artist born and raised in both New York City and the Caribbean. Drawing from the rich cultural heritage of her ancestors and the lived experiences of her community, she creates powerful agitprop art that challenges systemic oppression and uplifts voices often marginalized in society. Her work focuses on current events, the historical struggles of Indigenous people, and the fight for justice and liberation. Through her art, she seeks to decolonize narratives and inspire collective action towards a more equitable world.

Featured Artwork

"I DID NOT COME TO KILL ANYONE! I CAME TO DIE FOR PUERTO RICO!" Image of a woman wearing a scarf holding a gun pointed up.
ONe Rad Latina. Die for Puerto Rico, 2024. Ink on Paper, Linocut relief print 11x14. Image courtesy of artist.
Silhouette of a person jumping through broken chains in front of a Puerto Rican flag. "Free Puerto Rico, End 126 years of U.S. Occupation"
ONe Rad Latina. Free Puerto Rico, 2024. Digital (1080 x 1350px). Image courtesy of the artist.
"Together we nourish, together we stand. Puerto Rico & Palestine, United in Resistance." Two hands, one Puerto Rican, one Palestinian, share a handful of rice. The background shows the Puerto Rican and Palestinian flags vertically.
ONe Rad Latina. United in resistance, 2024. Digital (1080 x 1350px). Image courtesy of the artist.