Victoria Neyman is a textiles artist and student at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), where she is pursuing a BFA with a concentration in Nature-Culture-Sustainability Studies. Her practice is grounded in weaving —an ancestral tradition that spans generations in her family—and she approaches the craft as both a meditative ritual and a means of storytelling, sanctuary creation, and an exploration of the future.

Raised in California, Victoria grew up immersed in a rich tapestry of cultures, particularly influenced by Hispanic and Mexican Indigenous communities. She has actively participated in local community art initiatives, including mural projects and cultural celebrations, where textile work and visual storytelling played a central role.

Her current work explores the intersection of land, memory, and material. She is deeply interested in natural dyeing processes and studies Indigenous textile techniques with reverence and a commitment to cultural appreciation. Through her practice, Victoria seeks to foster deeper relationships with the environment and the histories embedded in craft.