Lisu Vega (b. Miami, FL) was born in Miami, FL, and grew up in Maracaibo, Venezuela. She lives and works in Miami, FL. Vega is a multidisciplinary artist who works in engraving, sculpture, installation, and fashion art. Her work explores ideas of sustainability, migration, memory, and identity. Selected Solo exhibitions include ‘Captive Body’ (2021), Coral Gables Museum, Coral Gables, Florida; ‘El Cuerpo de la Obra’ (2019), Laundromat Art Space, Miami, Florida, and a special guest invitation for a solo project at Pinta Miami Art Fair (2019) with her installation ‘El Nido.’ Selected group exhibitions include a two-person presentation at Kates-Ferri Projects in New York City (2024), a Special Project at Pinta Miami (2021), curated by Felix Suazo; ‘Women of Vision Exhibition: South Florida Women Artists at Large (2021), Doral Contemporary Art Museum, Doral, Florida, and ‘Fashion Art Exhibition’ (2019) at Appleton Museum, Ocala, Florida. Vega was recognized as Designer of the Year (2014) at one of the Miami Art Fashion Week competitions. Her work is in private collections in Florida, South Carolina, and New York.