Beatriz Lozano is a designer, artist, and educator based in Brooklyn, NY. Her practice investigates how typography can bridge physical and digital media to foster curiosity and address current social issues. Her work has received recognition, including the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian National Design Award. Originally studying mechanical engineering, she shifted to visual arts after her involvement in immigrant rights activism exposed her to the power of visual communication.

Beatriz leads the design practice Ancho, where she builds visual identities, campaigns, and adaptable brand systems through collaborations shaped around each project. As an Adjunct Faculty member at Parsons School of Design at The New School, she has taught Senior Thesis, Motion Narratives, Interaction Lab, Interaction Studio, and 3D/AR Design. She has also developed and led workshops across the United States and Mexico.

Beatriz Lozano is a designer, artist, and educator based in Brooklyn, NY. Her practice investigates how typography can bridge physical and digital media to foster curiosity and address current social issues. Her work has received recognition, including the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian National Design Award. Originally studying mechanical engineering, she shifted to visual arts after her involvement in immigrant rights activism exposed her to the power of visual communication.

Beatriz leads the design practice Ancho, where she builds visual identities, campaigns, and adaptable brand systems through collaborations shaped around each project. As an Adjunct Faculty member at Parsons School of Design at The New School, she has taught Senior Thesis, Motion Narratives, Interaction Lab, Interaction Studio, and 3D/AR Design. She has also developed and led workshops across the United States and Mexico.

Beatriz Lozano is a designer, artist, and educator based in Brooklyn, NY. Her practice investigates how typography can bridge physical and digital media to foster curiosity and address current social issues. Her work has received recognition, including the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian National Design Award. Originally studying mechanical engineering, she shifted to visual arts after her involvement in immigrant rights activism exposed her to the power of visual communication.

Beatriz leads the design practice Ancho, where she builds visual identities, campaigns, and adaptable brand systems through collaborations shaped around each project. As an Adjunct Faculty member at Parsons School of Design at The New School, she has taught Senior Thesis, Motion Narratives, Interaction Lab, Interaction Studio, and 3D/AR Design. She has also developed and led workshops across the United States and Mexico.

Beatriz Lozano is a designer, artist, and educator based in Brooklyn, NY. Her practice investigates how typography can bridge physical and digital media to foster curiosity and address current social issues. Her work has received recognition, including the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian National Design Award. Originally studying mechanical engineering, she shifted to visual arts after her involvement in immigrant rights activism exposed her to the power of visual communication.

Beatriz leads the design practice Ancho, where she builds visual identities, campaigns, and adaptable brand systems through collaborations shaped around each project. As an Adjunct Faculty member at Parsons School of Design at The New School, she has taught Senior Thesis, Motion Narratives, Interaction Lab, Interaction Studio, and 3D/AR Design. She has also developed and led workshops across the United States and Mexico.

Beatriz Lozano is a designer, artist, and educator based in Brooklyn, NY. Her practice investigates how typography can bridge physical and digital media to foster curiosity and address current social issues. Her work has received recognition, including the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian National Design Award. Originally studying mechanical engineering, she shifted to visual arts after her involvement in immigrant rights activism exposed her to the power of visual communication.

Beatriz leads the design practice Ancho, where she builds visual identities, campaigns, and adaptable brand systems through collaborations shaped around each project. As an Adjunct Faculty member at Parsons School of Design at The New School, she has taught Senior Thesis, Motion Narratives, Interaction Lab, Interaction Studio, and 3D/AR Design. She has also developed and led workshops across the United States and Mexico.