Claudia Olivos

Claudia Olivos is an internationally acclaimed artist, mystic, and curandera who bridges fine art with spiritual practice. Born in Washington DC to Chilean parents and raised between the US, Chile, and Mexico, her multicultural background enriches her artistic vision, blending North and South American traditions.

A prolific creator working in oils, watercolor, sculpture, and clay, Olivos is best known for her "Sacred Mothers and Goddesses Oracle," which won the 2023 CARTA Award for best Tarot and Oracle deck guidebook. Her artwork has graced the covers of novels, journals, and magazines, and has been exhibited in galleries and museums worldwide.

Holding degrees from George Mason University and Vermont College of the Arts, Olivos combines her formal training with ancient shamanic wisdom learned in the Andes. Through OlivosARTstudio, she creates tools for spiritual growth and healing, channeling Divine Feminine energies into sacred spaces that invite others to explore their own spiritual paths. She divides her time between Washington DC and Santiago, Chile, where she continues to develop new works, including her upcoming second Oracle deck and a children's book exploring Halloween and Día de los Muertos.