Indigenous artists are creators from the original inhabitants of a region, often reflecting their unique cultures, traditions, and histories through their work. They use various mediums, including painting, sculpture, weaving, and music, to express their identity and share stories that are significant to their communities. These artists often draw inspiration from their connection to the land, spirituality, and ancestral knowledge. Their art can serve as a form of resistance against colonization and a way to preserve and promote Indigenous culture and heritage. Many Indigenous artists also participate in exhibitions and collaborations to raise awareness about their experiences and perspectives.