Zoe Milah DeJesus is a Puerto Rican-American visual artist and self-taught painter, originally from New Jersey and now based in Melbourne, Australia.
Taking inspiration from Indigenous Latin American art, surrealism, street art and graffiti, Zoe uses simple forms, abstraction, and free association to tell visual stories that often center around themes of nature, isolation, and life in the digital dark age. Her work is nihilistic, but also rooted in the desire to be more present and connect deeply with others.

Zoe Milah DeJesus is a Puerto Rican-American visual artist and self-taught painter, originally from New Jersey and now based in Melbourne, Australia.
Taking inspiration from Indigenous Latin American art, surrealism, street art and graffiti, Zoe uses simple forms, abstraction, and free association to tell visual stories that often center around themes of nature, isolation, and life in the digital dark age. Her work is nihilistic, but also rooted in the desire to be more present and connect deeply with others.

Zoe Milah DeJesus is a Puerto Rican-American visual artist and self-taught painter, originally from New Jersey and now based in Melbourne, Australia.
Taking inspiration from Indigenous Latin American art, surrealism, street art and graffiti, Zoe uses simple forms, abstraction, and free association to tell visual stories that often center around themes of nature, isolation, and life in the digital dark age. Her work is nihilistic, but also rooted in the desire to be more present and connect deeply with others.

Zoe Milah DeJesus is a Puerto Rican-American visual artist and self-taught painter, originally from New Jersey and now based in Melbourne, Australia.
Taking inspiration from Indigenous Latin American art, surrealism, street art and graffiti, Zoe uses simple forms, abstraction, and free association to tell visual stories that often center around themes of nature, isolation, and life in the digital dark age. Her work is nihilistic, but also rooted in the desire to be more present and connect deeply with others.

Zoe Milah DeJesus is a Puerto Rican-American visual artist and self-taught painter, originally from New Jersey and now based in Melbourne, Australia.
Taking inspiration from Indigenous Latin American art, surrealism, street art and graffiti, Zoe uses simple forms, abstraction, and free association to tell visual stories that often center around themes of nature, isolation, and life in the digital dark age. Her work is nihilistic, but also rooted in the desire to be more present and connect deeply with others.

Zoe Milah DeJesus is a Puerto Rican-American visual artist and self-taught painter, originally from New Jersey and now based in Melbourne, Australia.
Taking inspiration from Indigenous Latin American art, surrealism, street art and graffiti, Zoe uses simple forms, abstraction, and free association to tell visual stories that often center around themes of nature, isolation, and life in the digital dark age. Her work is nihilistic, but also rooted in the desire to be more present and connect deeply with others.