Liseth Luna

Liseth is a Peruvian-born multidisciplinary artist, educator, and cultural activist working across sculpture, poetry, movement, participatory art and the Founder and Curator of Luna Gallery. Her practice emerges from the belief that art is a living language, one that creates connection, healing, and collective reflection.

Educated in both fine arts and international studies, Luna has developed and led artistic projects across Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Her work has included collaborations with hospitals supporting women with cancer, cultural initiatives with international institutions, and grassroots advocacy projects focused on women’s rights and safety. A defining part of her practice has been amplifying marginalized voices, including curating exhibitions that challenge stigma and create visibility for people with albinism in Guinea.

Through her talks, workshops, and artistic spaces, Luna invites audiences to reconsider who art is for and how creativity can be a shared, transformative experience. She is deeply committed to supporting emerging artists and building inclusive platforms where art becomes a tool for belonging, dialogue, and social change.