nae vallejo (they/he) is a Black, Caddo, Mexican, queer, trans, disabled artist, experiential archivist, and access designer. Their practice moves through memory, rememory, and care, exploring how survivors leave trace across body, land, and story. As the founder of naeborhood projects, nae creates drawings, oshibana, writing, and community-centered experiences that weave disability justice, sensory attunement, and collective care into everyday practices of survival and tenderness. A hard of hearing, neurodivergent service dog guardian, he centers interdependence, ritual, and storytelling as ways of remembering, resisting erasure, and imagining more accessible futures.