Jeremy Arviso

Jeremy Arviso is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, and entrepreneur based in Phoenix, AZ. He’s of the Diné, Hopi, Akimel and Tohono O’odham Nations here in the southwest and has established himself as a brand identity specialist with clientele that includes APS, BBC Studios London, The NFL, Nike and The Phoenix Suns. His most recent collaboration with Indian Motorcycle will be the first with a Native American in the brand’s 122 year history. He’s a father to an autistic son and is a recovering alcoholic and drug addict who will soon serve on the board of directors for 5A Alcoholism & Addiction Assistance Association, a 501c3 Nonprofit Organization. Jeremy is also a member of Cahokia PHX, an indigenous led platform for creative place keeping where he offers his expertise, time and voice to indigenize, amplify, and visualize the Native American community in Phoenix and abroad. His next goal is to establish a nonprofit organization initiating a program called Native Art Therapy & Healing Through Indigenous Design. Behavioral, mental, spiritual, emotional, and financial health are at the core of this program. Guiding others on how to heal themselves through native art and indigenous design while fostering an entrepreneurial roadmap to be a successful creative is the goal. Systemic racism, generational trauma, alcohol and substance abuse can be healed through a program of self discovery in the arts. Education through active participation in community art/fashion shows, classes, vending events, and pop-ups will teach self sufficiency in a culture of capitalism.