Litumaism is born out of a combination of themes revolving around history, culture, myths, love, and struggle. The use of symbols and hieroglyphs in combination with the wide expanse of the animal kingdom tend to become the vessels of my self expression.  All these elements come together to form a visual narrative reinforcing central themes like the struggles of the Underdog, Love's mysticism, and historical events.

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Edgar Lituma Soto has traveled to all corners of the world. Tracing a path through colorful alleyways in South America to the swarming, vibrant markets of southeast Asia, his art is an intricate blend of multicultural influences and the visions of the hazy dreamworld between sleep and consciousness. The uniquely artistic member of his family, the Sucua, Ecuador native is now a graphic designer and animator by trade, though his downtime is full of creative endeavors—the products of a passion for self-expression. His work has appeared in local galleries, pop-up shows and in mural form. Despite a severe case of chronic wanderlust, Soto calls Atlanta home.