Bithiah Holton is a Queer Black and Mexican American multidisciplinary artist and art educator. Born and raised in St. Paul, MN, with roots in El Paso, TX, Bithiah has now called the greater Boston area their home for the past 9 years.

Their work often comes from the celebration of life, identity, and community, informed by their love for material exploration and experimentation, cooking and their mental health journey.

Their work explores the reimagination of liberation, especially through the embodiment of emotion, vulnerability, and the lenses of wellness. Bithiah's creative process is largely influenced by their interest in emotional growth from trauma, and the interplay between color and raw emotions. Drawing inspiration from personal and community histories, these elements converge to inform Bithiah's work, thoughtfully visualizing narratives portraying the emotional truths that often coexist with the various aspects of everyday life within QTBIPOC communities.

Bithiah graduated from the College of Fine Arts at Boston University with a BFA in Art Education and has a passion for fostering vibrant and inclusive creative settings. They currently work with the BU Arts Initiative developing engaging programming that empowers local artists, BU students, and community members through free and accessible arts programming.