Sarita Doe is an interdisciplinary artist whose ecological, pedagogical, and painting practice maps movements and possibility for a living planet.

Her natural pigment portraits of place, or story-maps, illustrate examples of environmental justice and systems change. She collaborates with Indigenous elders, youth, queer family constellations, ecosystems, mountain apu, deer kin, and her Celtic-Andean ancestry to cocreate ancient sovereign futures for all beings.

She is co-founder of the DIY PhD and School for the Ecocene Cooperative, author of Textbook for the Ecocene, creator of the DIY PhD Activity Deck, and illustrator for Earth Doula by Queen Hollins. Sarita received an MFA from UCLA in 2012 and was a recipient of the 2024 Cali Catalyst Award. She’s exhibited, performed, and taught in North Carolina, Mexico, New York, Montreal, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Her and her daughter are based in Ohlone Lands, Bay Area.