MISS LUSHY

ARTIST. MURALIST. GRAPHIC DESIGNER. EDUCATOR.

Alexandra Seda, known artistically as Miss Lushy, is a prominent Miami-based Chilean-Nicaraguan artist, muralist, designer, and educator whose work centers on music, community, and culture. She is known for her vibrant work honoring latin music legends while being rooted in hip-hop culture, street art, community-focused projects and powerful visual storytelling. 

Miss Lushy honed her skills at Miami International University of Art & Design, where she earned a Bachelor’s in Graphic Design. This academic foundation allowed her to seamlessly blend her love for music and vivid color palettes into unique artistic expressions. She is experienced in managing all phases of public art projects, including concept development, design, fabrication coordination, installation, and community engagement. Her projects have transformed civic spaces, cultural landmarks, schools, and commercial environments throughout South Florida and beyond. She is considered to be one of the most prominent female muralists and street artists in South Florida.

She is an educator, actively participating in P.A.T.H (Preserving, Archiving & Teaching Hiphop) as an Artist-In-Residence teaching the Kids Graffiti Drawing Class at the Museum of Graffiti. 

Notably, Miss Lushy painted a beautiful Celia Cruz mural at The Latin Walk of Fame on Calle Ocho in Little Havana. The mural is located directly across Celia Cruz’s walk of fame star to pay homage to the Queen of Salsa. Created to celebrate her enduring influence on music, culture, and the Miami community, the mural became a beloved cultural landmark and destination along the Little Havana Walking Tour and was supported by the Celia Cruz Legacy Project.

Further cementing her role in celebrating and preserving Latin musical legends through her art, she painted a large-scale mural for the celebrated musician Willy Chirino. Measuring approximately 60 feet tall by 55 feet wide, the mural stands as one of South Florida's most prominent public tributes to a Latin music icon.

In collaboration with Project Roadmap, Miss Lushy produced a beautiful mural for Verizon’s retail store in Hialeah that fosters the message of “La Ciudad Que Progresa”. Located in the busiest intersection of Hialeah, this new mural blends family values, cultural traditions and generational wisdom while highlighting Hialeah’s culture and city, making it a new landmark for the community to enjoy for years to come thanks to Verizon’s Project Love Letters art initiative and their support of local artists. 

Miss Lushy was selected as one of a limited group of artists for The Kicks of CONCACAF, a traveling international exhibition presented by CONCACAF and Adidas during the FIFA World Cup 2026 celebrations. She created seven hand-painted Adidas cleats representing Belize, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Panama, Suriname, and the British Virgin Islands. Each design was inspired by the nation's cultural heritage, natural landscapes, traditions, and national symbols, transforming each pair into a unique work of art that celebrates the diverse identities of the CONCACAF region. The exhibition features 41 custom-painted cleats by a curated roster of artists and is showcased at CONCACAF House in Vancouver and Miami as part of the FIFA World Cup 2026 cultural programming.

Miss Lushy has participated in nationally recognized mural festivals and curated public art initiatives, including Paint Louis with Few & Far Women and the Avenue of the Arts Festival, collaborating alongside acclaimed muralists while contributing to large-scale public artworks that celebrate culture, community, and creative expression.

She earned certification as a Hip Hop Kultural Specialist through KRS-One's Temple of Hip Hop master class. In 2023, she was selected to paint a commemorative mural at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue in the Bronx, New York, the birthplace of Hip Hop, as part of the global celebration marking Hip Hop's 50th Anniversary, further reflecting her commitment to preserving music history and cultural legacy through public art.

She was invited for an interview on the Grumpy OG’s podcast, in partnership with the Drink Champs Network, breaking down the art of graffiti and Hip Hop culture.

Miss Lushy works with leading brands, organizations, and communities that trust her to deliver mural projects and visual experiences that captivate, inspire, and bring their stories to life. She is available for partnerships and collaborations with brands, nonprofits, municipalities, and businesses of all sizes.

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