About

Bekah Badilla is a multidisciplinary artist working across murals, graffiti, painting, installation, ritual performance, and multimedia practices. Her life reflects a deep commitment to community, family, and earth, and is grounded in Indigenous knowledge systems, and animist traditions.

 

Badilla’s work often blends ethereal and elemental aesthetics with themes of embodiment, ritual, memory, and language. She is currently focused on the intersection of animism and urban art, reimagining graffiti, freestyle movement, and other contemporary forms as sacred acts of communion. Anchored by ancestral wisdom and intergenerational knowledge, her practice invites audiences to find rootedness in spiritual connection and sensory experience, reimagining what it means to co-create with the living world.

 

Raised on Tlingit and Haida land, Badilla earned her BFA in Art, traveled extensively, and worked in the outdoor industry and creative design fields.