Lena Guller

Born and raised in Kyiv, I grew up surrounded by art — my father was an artist, and my mother worked at an art school. Creativity was never just a hobby; it was the language of our home. That early immersion shaped my eye for form, balance, and storytelling through design.

My artistic path took a profound turn during a complex medical event in my family. In a time marked by fear and uncertainty, I rediscovered art — not as a profession, but as a way to breathe, process, and find balance.

From that experience emerged my signature low-poly style: portraits built entirely from triangles, where every sharp angle and precise edge reflects the fragments of emotion and resilience within us. Each piece is both a reconstruction and a revelation — chaos transformed into harmony, fragments brought together into something whole.

Today, my work continues to explore the dialogue between structure and vulnerability, blending geometric precision with deeply human stories. I believe that art, at its core, can be a form of healing — a way to transform difficult experiences into meaning, connection, and light.

I graduated with honors in Graphic Design from the Neri Bloomfield School of Design and Education, where I deepened my understanding of visual storytelling and digital composition. My works have been exhibited in two group shows in New York, marking meaningful milestones in my artistic journey.