Stefano Lonzano (b. 1991) is a creative director and multimedia artist, whose work assimilates diverse cultural influences drawn from the intersection of street culture, luxury, and traditional craft into an artistic vision that challenges contemporary notions of production and value. A dedicated storyteller, Lonzano weaves narratives throughout his work, where seemingly disparate elements coexist harmoniously—ancient Japanese techniques like sashiko and boro interweave with modern design, reflecting the complex dialogue between preservation and progress. Here, the incorporation of traditional craftsmanship confronts the reality of today's disposable consumer culture. The artist's commitment to slow, intentional processes extends through all mediums, from hand-stitched textiles to film photography.

Lonzano lives and works in Washington DC. His work has been exhibited in group shows at Homme Gallery in Washington DC and at Miami Art Basel.