Eunique Yazzie
Eunique is a Diné Mother, artist, and designer whose roots are from Canyon de Chelly in the Navajo Nation heartlands and emerges from Phoenix, Arizona. Her 23-year creative career has honed her technical skill, challenged perspectives, and established her artistic dimensions. If art imitates life, Eunique's palette is one that breathes new life and purpose into the arts and culture community; she is a poet and storyteller with the Mujeres Del Sol collective; a local board member of Roosevelt Row CDC; a working artist, muralist, and illustrator; co-founder and owner of the Indigenous-led gallery and co-create space, Cahokia PHX; founder of Indige Design Collab.
Her creative work is centered around placemaking and placekeeping, emphasizing social impact design. She is a dynamic organizer, workshop facilitator, speaker, and art curator now pivoting towards tech. She consults in Creative Development and is a Information Technology professional focusing on design systems, collaboration, and Indigenizing space.