Pissed Off Moms

Pissed Off Moms is an art and culture collective in San Francisco.

We activate mothers, heal through art, and usher in matriarchy.

Handwritten artist cards on torn handmade paper at a Pissed Off Moms show.

The one who lit the match.

Krystal Lauk, founder of Pissed Off Moms

Krystal Lauk.

Founder · Artist · San Francisco

Krystal Lauk is a San Francisco based artist. She was raised in Arizona and attended school at Academy of Art University. She has worked for clients such as Google, Spotify, Tinder, Wells Fargo, Facebook, and Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.

In 2023 she returned to painting and moved from commercial illustration work to focus on personal paintings, gallery exhibitions, and curation.

Since then she's created Pissed Off Moms (aka POM), an artists collective designed to empower motherhood through self expression, ritual, and movement.

The core committee.

Ruochen Wang

Ruochen Wang

Artist · San Francisco

Ruochen (若琉) Wang is a San Francisco-based Chinese artist mapping emotional landscapes as spatial, somatic, and social terrains. Her ongoing project Inner Landscape reclaims the maternal psyche as portal — excavating impossible pairings of sexuality and caregiving, birth and death — rendered through mixed-media painting and immersive installation.

Meena Bhasin

Meena Bhasin

Pleasure activist · Violist

Meena Bhasin is a pleasure activist, sacred sensuality guide, and international touring violist whose "alluring" and "powerful voice" (San Francisco Classical Voice) is matched only by the depth of her devotional work. Sourcing from erotic energy as the wellspring of feminine power, she guides women home to their bodies through music, movement, and meditation — creating titillating, transformative experiences where radical self-love becomes collective liberation.

Natasha Tsozik

Natasha Tsozik

Tattoo & fine artist · Dogpatch

Natasha Tsozik is a San Francisco based tattoo artist and fine artist whose work is rooted in a deep reverence for nature. Her private studio in Dogpatch has become a platform for local artists and a gathering place for creative exchange and community, which is exactly why it became the original home of POM. Equal parts sanctuary and exhibition space, Natasha's studio held the first two POM chapters with the same spirit that defines her practice: precise, intentional, and warm.

The committee is not a hierarchy. It is a load-bearing wall.

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