Liz is a multidisciplinary artist, a Peruvian adoptee who was raised in the Midwest, and is ever-growing up, currently in Brooklyn, NY. Her creative journey is guided by a deep curiosity about identity, ancestry, the spirit, and consciousness—questions that have shaped both her inner world and her art. For Liz, creating began as a way to give form to the ineffable, a ritual of self-discovery and emotional translation. Today, creativity remains both her compass and playground, a sacred meeting ground  to honor her origins, commune with her unconscious and the facets of her experience.

In her commercial work, Liz collaborates with a wide range of clients, creating everything from interior murals and signage to illustration and portraiture. Informed by her fascination with the multiplicity of possible selves, she approaches each project with a chameleonic ability to adapt her technique and style to various commercial needs. She balances her artistic vision with her high standard of craftsmanship and technical precision—always working to deliver pieces that are meaningful to both herself and her clients.

At the heart of her personal work is an invitation to healing and transformation. Her creative process is informed by her deep curiosity and interests, such as the study of consciousness, personal spiritual experiences, and the enduring call of her ancestry. Her work plays with color, geometry and symbolism. She is drawn to liminal spaces; the meeting points between belonging and separation, logic and intuition, structure and freedom— where contradicting forces encounter each other and generate new meaning. These dualities reflect her ongoing journey of self recognition, learning to accept the struggle between boundaries and embrace the raw complexity of being human.

She seeks to create space — for herself and others — to interpret, reflect, and journey inward. Her work invites exploration of the true Self while honoring the ego we each carry. She hopes to remind us that being human isn’t about clinging to certainty, but about remaining openhearted and open-minded enough to keep becoming. By wandering beyond inherited limits and fixed definitions, she believes we can heal, connect, and find freedom in the fleeting, beautiful strangeness of life.