Isabel Garfias is a Mexican graphic designer and visual artist known for her vibrant use of color and emotionally resonant imagery. She studied at the Autonomous University of San Luis Potosí and Anáhuac University, later completing a master’s degree in Advertising Graphics in Rome. Garfias further enriched her practice through training with respected instructors at the National School of Fine Arts and has exhibited her work extensively in Mexico and internationally.

Rooted in the rich visual language of Mexican culture, her artwork blends contemporary graphic design principles with a deep sense of nostalgia. Her compositions often draw on the golden ratio, visual balance, and intentional symmetry, reflecting her design background while pushing toward a distinct, personal pictorial voice.

A central focus of Garfias’s artistic journey has been defining a style that feels authentic, fresh, and emotionally intimate. Her paintings evoke childhood innocence, guiding viewers back to forgotten corners of the imagination and inviting them to reconnect with the simple joy of early memories.

Through color, form, and emotional clarity, Isabel Garfias creates work that resonates across cultures—making her a compelling figure in the landscape of contemporary Mexican art.