Feels Like Home

Feels Like Home
Early Work

Early Work
Commissions

Commissions

Follow me on Instagram

It was an honor to create this painting to celebrate the 66th Anniversary of the Arizona-Mexico Commission. This project came to me in a time of fear and uncertainty in our communities here in Phoenix and at the border. I wanted to pour hope into thi
This painting is unlike any work I’ve made so far, which is usually very hopeful and beautiful. I started this year in a very broken place… emotionally, mentally, and eventually physically. My world felt like it was falling apart and I l
Come see this painting at the Mujeres Del Desierto show this Saturday! Saturday, May 31 ~ 6:00pm - 9:00pm Nina Mason Pulliam Rio Salado Audubon Center🌵🌅🦋✨ I look forward to this exhibition every year. See you there🫶🏽
This is long over due but I finally added some prints to my website!👩🏽‍💻✨ I have a few that can ship out this week before I’ll be opening a pre-order😇 🔗selinaascottart.com
The love of basketball starts at home 🏀✨🫶🏽 We of course had to do a photoshoot on our homeland! This design was inspired by rez ball and our peoples’ deep love for the game. It was important to me to honor my home in Teesto, AZ so I includ
I still can’t believe this incredible night I was fortunate to be a part of with all my friends, family, and Native relatives🩵 It was an honor to represent my Diné tribe and Teesto in this design I dedicated to my home and rez ball. Ah&
Remember when I took a commission, planned a whole show, and completed 5 paintings in 2 months?😅 And I left my full time job to do it! I could not have done it without my family, I’m forever grateful for their support🩵
A fond memory in my home was when my mom and aunties would wrap a scarf around our heads and tie it under our chins, just like our Nalís and Masanís. We would waddle around to everyone gathered in that room and extend our little hands f
My Nali Man was a cowboy and he spent his life raising his family and caring for his livestock. His mindset was that if he took good care of his animals, in return they would take care of us, and they did for many years. Among the cattle, sheep, and