Billi London-Gray (she/they, b. 1982) is an intermedia artist who examines how we succeed and fail at living out the ideals of equality. Land use, discrimination, power dynamics, and fictional hyperbole fall within this purview. London-Gray makes installations, videos, sculptures, books, zines, buttons, mail art, sound compositions, social exchanges, photos, drawings, walks, forts, and Kid-Billi forms of play. They have exhibited throughout the United States and internationally. London-Gray also co-founded the itinerant art space Zosima Gallery and the feminist collective Sister Death. They hold an MA in liberal arts from St. John’s College and an MFA in intermedia studio from the University of Texas at Arlington. They live, work, collect underwear-shaped rocks, and serve two cats in Laramie, Wyoming.