Carlo Vega is a Peruvian-born artist and motion designer. Born in Lima in the 1980s, he grew up during a period marked by domestic terrorism and political unrest—experiences that have deeply influenced his artistic practice. He has developed expertise in 2D and 3D animation, generative design, and creative coding. His work explores the tension between logic and mystery, blending simple geometric forms with nebulous backdrops to create abstract, introspective compositions. Drawing inspiration from Catholic iconography, the geometry passed down by his mathematician grandfather, and his own personal memories, Vega weaves together multiple realities to examine themes of memory, spirituality, and identity.

His career includes collaborations with major tech companies and participation in international events such as Art Basel Miami and Salone del Mobile, reflecting his ability to produce work that is both technically accomplished and emotionally resonant. Recent projects include generative series created with p5.js and hybrid works that combine physical materials with algorithms, such as silkscreen prints produced in Cusco, Peru. Vega also shares his insights through interviews, notably on the podcast Between the Keyframes, where he discusses his creative journey and distinctive approach to motion design.