LISET LOPEZ

I love tackling design challenges and finding harmony between lines, shapes, and the spaces in between. My work leans toward minimalism—geometric, abstract, and clean—where I strip away the unnecessary so the essence of the message shines through.

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I’m inspired by Cubism, Dada, and De Stijl, but also by the little details most people walk past—the way light cuts across a building, the shadows trees make against concrete, or the patterns nature creates next to architecture. For me, everything starts with a pen and paper. There’s something grounding about creating with my hands before moving into the digital space where the final design takes shape.

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I love blending traditional art—drawing, painting, photography—with modern tools, and I often borrow from fashion and illustration to bring new textures and perspectives into my designs.

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Lately, I’ve grown passionate about public art. I want my work to reach beyond screens and galleries and into everyday spaces where people live, walk, and gather. Art should be for everyone, and I’m excited by the idea of transforming shared spaces into places of connection and creativity.