This week, CultureHop takes us inside the creative world of Ravi Zupa, a self-taught artist whose work blends global artistic traditions with deeply human storytelling. Zupa draws inspiration from sources as diverse as German Renaissance printmakers, Japanese woodblock artists, and Pre-Columbian iconography. His art often incorporates religious and revolutionary symbols, woven together to explore universal human experiences. Entirely hand-made—never digital—his works embody both discipline and rebellion. Zupa’s pieces invite reflection on how cultures, histories, and myths intersect to shape our shared humanity.