Wit López is a disabled, gender-evasive multidisciplinary creator, performer, and advocate of African American and Boricua descent. Their practice combines fiber art, painting, collage, and photography and contains elements of their formal training in theatre, dance, and classical music, including costuming, staging, and props.
Through fiber and imagery, López explores hairiness, accessibility, queerness, gender identity, Blackness, and Latinidad, while also fully embracing absurdity and the macabre.
