Nube Hawk Cruz is an artist exploring Indigenous mythologies, science fiction, and rituals to delve into the Indigenous subconscious. Their art merges Indigenous technology and aesthetics with speculative fiction, archival data, and queer themes, functioning as a form of time travel. Over the past five years, Cruz has focused on refiguration and Indigenous cosmologies, examining the intersection of Indigenous technologies with contemporary experiences. Using diverse mediums like site-specific sculpture, 3D scanning, digital archive design and mapping, photography, performance art, and digital technologies Cruz investigates and documents their connection to land, ritual, and the body. Their work creates new myths and realities, fostering the transformation and preservation of culture, mythologies, science, sci-fi, time travel and the queer body as a vessel. They were a researcher with the Mobile Indigenous Community Archive Project at UCLA as well as Mapping Indigenous Los Angeles and are a community activist with local tribal communities as well as transnational Indigenous cultural revitalization grassroots projects.