Fabrizio Constanza is a Guatemalan artist and designer whose work moves fluidly between visual art, functional art, and contemporary furniture design. For more than twenty-five years, he has explored the emotional, cultural, and symbolic dimensions of objects—creating pieces in which craftsmanship, conceptual clarity, and sculptural intention converge with striking coherence.
A leading figure in Guatemala’s creative landscape, Constanza has played a significant role in shaping the country’s contemporary aesthetic identity. His work is formally recognized in key cultural publications, including Reseña Histórica del Mueble en Guatemala (Fundación G&T Continental, 2019) and 200 Años de Historia a Través de la Arquitectura y el Arte (Universidad del Istmo, 2021), placing him among the most influential contributors to Guatemala’s design and art history. His sculpture Alma de Niño, permanently installed in a public park in Guatemala City, stands as a testament to his lasting impact on the nation’s cultural environment.
Constanza’s creative trajectory extends beyond national borders. His functional artworks and sculptural pieces have been exhibited on major international platforms, including the Florence Biennale, Paris Design Week, Pinta Miami, Como Design Week, New York Design Week, and the Bellwether Biennial. He has represented Guatemala on multiple occasions, most recently with Estabilitas Concordia at the Bienal Iberoamericana de Diseño 2024.
Throughout his career, Constanza has received notable recognition, including the London Design Award, two SIT Furniture Design Awards, seven ADEX Awards, and thirteen A’ Design Awards—positioning him among Latin America’s most awarded designers in the field of contemporary functional art.
Working at the intersection of art, design, culture, and regenerative thinking, Fabrizio Constanza continues to challenge conventions and expand the boundaries of how objects inhabit space, memory, and daily life. His practice reflects a belief that art and design—when guided by emotional intelligence and material sensitivity—can shape identity, inspire reflection, and enrich the cultural fabric of society.
As a leading figure in Latin American visual and functional art, Constanza brings depth, rigor, and a global perspective to the SIT Furniture Design Award jury.
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