lugufelo, or Luis Guillermo Fernandez Lovera, is a Venezuelan-American sculptor known for his multidimensional style that engages multiple senses. His sculptures, made from aluminum, stainless steel, and wood, incorporate geometric shapes and interact with natural elements like the sun and wind, creating a dynamic sensory experience. As a student of kinetic design under the tutelage of Jesus Rafael Soto, lugufelo draws inspiration from other renowned artists such as Naum Gabo, Pablo Picasso, and Victor Vasarely. lugufelo's installations can be scaled to various environments, from corporate entrances to local parks. Despite the grand scale, he seamlessly integrates small computer-generated components into his designs. In addition to his artistic pursuits, lugufelo enjoys his family time by bicycling, walking, and practicing martial arts. Recognized for his talent, he has received numerous awards and accolades, including dedicated recognition from the City of Doral, Florida. Currently residing in Venice, Florida, his artwork can be found in private collections across the Americas, Europe, and beyond.