Driven by curiosity, an interest for sustainability, biological design, and audience engagement, she channels inspiration into crafting immersive environments. Characterized by a playful use of scale and dimensional layers, her installations aim to transport the viewer into a place where perception, sensation, and emotion meet. Her artistic endeavors have been showcased in exhibitions across New York since 2012 and has been awarded for her Documentary Series on New York Fashion Week. Professionally, Lolo held roles as Producer and Director of Photography. Her work has been featured in Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Vanity Fair, among many others.

In her practice she incorporates Biomaterials such as Bacterial Cellulose, living materials (microbes), recycled objects and emerging technologies. Her passion lies in the intersection of sustainability in art practice, education, and equality. She has led workshops about Sustainable Art Practice and Bioart at New York University’s Tandon School of Engineering and Tisch School of the Arts. Currently, she is an instructor at Genspace for the NYCEDC, Groundbreaking ‘Break into Biotech’ Training Program.