Lisu Vega (b. 1980, Miami, Florida) is a Venezuelan American multidisciplinary artist who was raised in Maracaibo, Venezuela, and lives and works in Miami. She studied experimental printmaking at the Escuela Superior de Arte Neptal铆 Rinc贸n in Maracaibo. Working across weaving, photography, sculpture, engraving and large-scale installation, she explores memory, migration, ancestry and cultural inheritance, using fiber as both a material language and a method of historical reconstruction. Her work is informed by a family lineage that includes Indigenous Wayuu traditions on her mother's side and Spanish heritage on her father's,. Her solo exhibitions include "Everything I Forgot?" at Edge Zones (2024) and "Captive Body" at the Coral Gables Museum (2021), and she was a guest artist in the 2025 Florida Prize in Contemporary Art at the Orlando Museum of Art. She is represented by Gladwell Projects.
