Kaya Gravitter

Kaya Gravitter is a mixed-media and textured abstract artist whose work explores emotion, resilience, and identity through layers of color and movement. Rooted in her passion for truth and justice, Kaya often highlights issues surrounding Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW), using art as both reflection and resistance. Each piece she creates is deeply personal — a tactile dialogue between pain, beauty, and survival. Based in California, Kaya's art has been featured across various creative spaces, merging activism with aesthetic storytelling.

University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point — Double BA in Political Science & International Studies (2013–2015). Activities and honors: Chancellor's Leadership Award recipient; Campus Leadership Award (Spring 2015); UWSP Inclusive Excellence Scholarship; Coffee and Culture Speaker; Campus Blogger for UWSP; Model United Nations; Vice President, American Foreign Policy Class.
University of Wisconsin-Marathon County (Wausau; now UW-Stevens Point at Wausau) — General Education Classes (2011–2013). Activities: Multicultural Resource Center Advisory Board Member; Multicultural Festival; International Student Outreach Coordinator; President, Global Connections Club (International Student Club).

University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Stevens Point, WI (2022)
Crocker-Kingsley Exhibition, Blue Line Arts, Roseville, CA (2022)
Pancakes & Booze Art Show, San Francisco, CA (2023)
Philz Coffee, Sunnyvale, CA (2023)
"Autumn Leaves," Philz Coffee Noe Valley, San Francisco, CA (2023)
Miami Art Week (Art Basel), Miami, FL (2023)