Cazoshay Marie

Cazoshay Marie is a multidisciplinary artist, poet, writer, and disability advocate. She is the founder of the luxury sugar cube brand, Blossom & Brine.

As a traumatic brain injury survivor, she channels her lived experience into art that explores resilience, identity, community, joy, whimsy and cultural heritage. Her work has been featured both locally and nationally at notable exhibitions such as Art Enables’ “Outside Forces” exhibition (Washington, D.C.), “The Grand Art Show” at the Monastery (Arizona) and Awita Artist Studio’s “Echoes of Fall” in Brooklyn, NY.

She fosters dialogue around healing, accessibility, and creative empowerment. Her poetry and essays have been featured in The Navy Pen, Poeima magazine, The Sonora Review, The Black Disability Anthology and We The Diaspora x All Black Creatives’ The Creative Legacy Project. Featured by outlets such as PBS NewsHour for her advocacy, Cazoshay also serves on the Brain Injury Association of America’s Advisory Council and HuffPost’s Voices of Disabled People Advisory Board, using art and storytelling to advance inclusion, community and awareness.