Non-binary,
They/them, he/him, Sen.

Sen Mendez also known as Queen Sen Sen is a non-binary fat artist born and raised in Oakland, California. Sen honors the ways art can be used to teach Oakland youth, LGBTQIA, undocumented, Black and Indigenous community members how to use their voice with visual storytelling. Queen Sen Sen creates images of historical ancestors, celebrations of large bodies and visual storytelling as a way to dismantle systematic oppression among Indigenous, Black, Fat, Disabled and Transgender bodies. Queen Sen Sen built their own art business sharing their journey using relief printing as a form of therapy to cope with CPTSD and Depression.

https://www.instagram.com/sencreatesart/

Artwork

Free delivery inside the contenental US for art purchases. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the fact that Gender Unbound is volunteer-run, we are not offering expidited shipping and are estimating 2-3 weeks for the art to arrive. Please keep this in mind when purchasing.

All tips go directly to the artist. Proceeds from art sales go to Gender Unbound. Please support your favorite trans and intersex creators by tipping them. By purchasing art, you are supporting Gender Unbound, a nonprofit project, and our mission to uplift, support, and advocate for transgender and intersex communities through arts and programming created by transgender and intersex people.

All of the art in this showcase was commissioned and is currently owned by Gender Unbound. Artists were paid for the creation of their work by Gender Unbound and were able to name their own price for the commission of their work within a price range. Purchasing work from this show does NOT transfer any copyrights or reproduction rights to the customer. The artist retains all copyrights to their work and reserves the right to reproduce and sell coppies of their work if they see fit.