Steven Paul Judd, a Kiowa-Choctaw artist from Oklahoma, stands as a prominent figure in the Indigenous pop art movement. Through his work, which spans various media including digital art, painting, and film, Judd creates unique art that merges Indigenous identity with pop culture references. His playful yet powerful approach critiques stereotypes and redefines the narrative surrounding Native Americans in contemporary society. Judd’s art has garnered significant attention not only for its visual appeal but also for its cultural and social critique, which highlights Native resilience and creativity.