Saviya Lopes (b. 1994) is a visual artist from Vasai (Bassein), India, working through an unapologetically feminist lens to reclaim local and personal histories. Her practice confronts the erasure of women's intellectual and emotional labour, engaging directly with the weight of gendered, caste, patriarchal, and colonial oppressions.

Drawing from family archives, oral traditions, and feminist texts from around the world, she insists on remembering women in their full complexity, not only through struggle, but through resilience, joy, and power. Her work centres care, leisure, and sustenance as radical and essential forms of resistance, asserting that women's political lives be recognised in their entirety.

Lopes has shown her work in numerous group exhibitions internationally since 2015.