Juliette Morris Williams (goes by Juliette Morris) is a multidisciplinary artist working in figurative sculpture, masks, and painting using handmade pigments, natural fibers, and clay. A registered Choctaw artist, her practice explores identity, memory, and ancestral knowledge through material processes rooted in Indigenous traditions and relationships to land. Her work centers on reclaiming cultural memory through embodied making and material transformation.
In 2024, she was a Fellow with the First Peoples Fund, and created the series ‘Mujeres Divinas: Indigenous Women of the Americas’. Along with numerous sculptures honoring indigenous women who have done a great deal for their communities, there are a series of ancestor masks accompanying them.
Currently she is working on a series entitled ‘Toba’, which loosely translates ‘to become’.