Jeremy Arviso is a Diné, Hopi, Akimel O’odham and Tohono O’odham artist, designer, and creative director based in Phoenix, Arizona. Working at the intersection of fashion, contemporary art, and cultural design, his practice explores Indigenous sovereignty, identity, and cultural continuity through garments, objects, and visual storytelling. He is the founder of Original Landlords, a fashion and cultural design platform that reclaims narrative space by positioning Indigenous perspectives within global design conversations.

Arviso’s work moves fluidly between disciplines and contexts, spanning fashion presentations, exhibitions, public art, and international collaborations. His practice challenges dominant frameworks of representation by centering Indigenous authorship, transforming design into a vehicle for cultural assertion and economic empowerment.

Through multidisciplinary work that is both conceptually driven and community grounded, Arviso contributes to a growing movement of Indigenous artists redefining contemporary art and design on a global stage, creating pathways for future generations of Native creatives.