Luis A. Gutierrez is a Colombian-born visual artist based in New York City. He works across painting, printmaking and video, creating pieces that range from intimate works on paper to large-scale installations. His practice explores the intersections of personal identity, collective memory, and the archive, often grounded in his experiences as an immigrant and his family’s history of manual labor.

Gutierrez’s path to art began in fashion design and architectural drafting, where he developed an attention to material, structure, and presentation. He later continued his training outside traditional art education, studying painting under the mentorship of artist Alfred Razza.

His work has been presented at institutions including The Bronx Museum of the Arts, The Shed in New York, Cherry Arts, GoggleWorks Center for the Arts, and Coral Springs Museum of Art. He has received residencies, fellowships, and grants from organizations such as Lower East Side Printshop, New York Foundation for the Arts, and Saltonstall Foundation for the Arts.