About Mori DiLopez

Mori DiLopez (b. 1990, Caracas, Venezuela) is a lawyer and Italian artist based in Milan. Her artistic journey first took shape in New York, where she completed a Master’s in Art Direction and worked in leading advertising agencies before turning her focus toward visual and material art.

Drawing on her multicultural background and refined mastery of resin techniques, Mori has developed a distinctive and coherent artistic philosophy. Her work is deeply personal and rooted in connection. Through her art, Mori seeks to create a dialogue with others, encouraging viewers to pause, reflect, and find a part of themselves within each piece. She believes art is a way to build bridges, beyond appearances and differences, opening space for shared emotions and new perspectives.

Alongside her material practice, Mori is passionate about digital art. Her current work explores the interconnectedness between human relationships, well-being, and mental health—always using the power of color. Through digital media, she creates narratives that highlight the delicate yet powerful connections that shape our lives.

Mori DiLopez has exhibited in cities such as Florence, Berlin, Palermo, Rome and, Barcelona. Her works have been featured in notable publications like Art Now and the prestigious Margutta catalog of Dantebus, we find the publication of the work exhibited during the collective exhibition held from May 25 to June 7, 2022. The issue in question is 6/2022, which is also available for sale on major e-commerce platforms (Amazon, LaFeltrinelli, IBS, etc.). Her artistry also gained recognition in the artistic impression “The World of Interiors” magazine (December 2023 - January, February and, March 2024).

Mori has launched Mori Di Lopez: La Voce del Colore, a virtual art gallery for her digital art project, crafted by ANASAEA. This platform allows art enthusiasts to explore her evocative portfolio through private tours and seamlessly acquire her pieces. Visit Mori Di Lopez: La Voce del Colore to immerse yourself in Mori DiLopez’s world of artistic expression.