The work of Jovanna Sidney Elena Liuzzo

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The work of Jovanna Sidney Elena Liuzzo (◠‿◠✿)

Where I’m From

Originally from the swamp in Florida, I moved to NYC without knowing anyone there, to build community and deepen my artistic skills. I started studying Political Science at the University of Florida before transferring to The New School in downtown Manhattan, where I earned a BA in a self-design Liberal Arts degree in Political Science, Contemporary Music, and Fashion. I have a background in youth advocacy, grassroots organizing, and non profit logistics. Since starting Shop Jo Sait Quoi in April of 2020, I’ve continued freelancing + creating custom orders after moving to NYC, popping up in public parks and art markets.

What I’m Doing

Now that i’m #Graduated with a BA from the New School (!!) I’m working on building my wearable art brand, Shop Jo Sait Quoi, and focusing on a slow process approach of sourcing second hand garments + materials. I’m also diving into Screenprint and collage projects, connecting with themes like grief, loss, and becoming. ☆ I’m currently available for commissions + open for work ☆

I’m also organizing with the New Student Workers Union (NewSWU) ; @NewStudentWorkersUnion everywhere

Building styling clientele! I’d also like to curate spaces for young people in the city to share their art and elevate their practices together; helping each other hold our own and make money creating beautiful things. Gallery and installation exhibitions, launch parties, teach-ins, + more. I’m focused on streetwear as a medium for sharing ideas on alternative ways of life. I aspire to have my own storefront one day that operates as a multi-purpose teaching space.

I’m also fighting to get NewSWU recognized and formally elected as a body to represent student workers at The New School, so that employees can have a say in their workplace conditions.

What I’m Interested In Rn…

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Queer Sensuality Documentary by Cindy Candelario (2023)

Celebrate Women 2020; Coalition print project in Gainesville, Florida