ACTIVISM & Artistic integrity.
Rooted in their identity as a queer, nonbinary artist & activist, Jodoh stays committed to create at the intersection of public resistance and visual memory. Their practice spans memorials for queer lives, front-line solidarity with the liberation movement, & the conceptualization of "sanctuary sculptures" designed to dismantle hostile architecture.
From the gallery to the streets, Jodoh stands with ALL colonized nations and oppressed peoples in demanding collective & intersectional liberation.
POWER TO THE PEOPLE!
DANIEL PRUDE MEMORIAL | ROCHESTER, NY — Created during a Black Lives Matter protest, this 20-foot temporary chalk installation honors Daniel Prude, a Black community member lost to police violence. The large-scale street artwork served as a public act of mourning and an urgent call for justice, transforming collective grief into a ground-level tribute to his life and legacy.
ANGEL NO.33 | ROCHESTER, NY — Created for the annual Rochester Transgender Day of Remembrance Gala, this commemorative artwork was gifted to the family of beloved trans brother Davon Davis. This visual tribute honors Davon’s life alongside 32 other transgender individuals lost to violence in 2022, weaving their names together in a powerful statement of remembrance, community, and love.
JEWISH SOLIDARITY WITH GAZA | ROCHESTER, NY — Created for a pro-Palestine peaceful demonstration, this protest signage was made to stand in solidarity with the people of Gaza & honor the innocent civilian lives lost to military violence. This piece served as an urgent call for justice, compassion, & peace, transforming public space into a platform for community solidarity.
