About

"My artwork is fueled by a desire for transformation. It is a reflection of my emotional journey, and it serves as a vital source of healing. I find inspiration in the purity of the soul and the infinite possibilities of its path. The human body is the vessel that enables our heart to thrive, and we are blessed with a finite time on this Earth to make the most of it"

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Elisabet González, also known as "Artista Elisabet", is a Houston-based international visual artist and 2022 Emmy award-winning photographer. Her work has gained recognition in a journalistic story of an international kidnapping scheme. 

Born and raised in Germany to Spanish parents, Elisabet's unique cultural background and experiences heavily influence her art. Gifted with a diverse cultural identity and skillset, she brings a unique perspective to the art community, empowering others with her work. 

Her experiences in dance and law enforcement have given her a unique perspective that is reflected in her art. The joyful freedom she finds in her dance are expressed in the brushstrokes of her creations. Elisabet's skillful and intricate sculpting of the human form incorporates movement, fluidity, personal energies into her designs, and is committed to promoting the importance of sustainability and environmental stewardship, making her work both meaningful and impactful. 

She has significantly contributed her art to numerous philanthropic activities. 

2016, she was recognized by the White House of the United States for her "I Cast 2 Empower" art project, dedicated to raising awareness and inspiring breast cancer survivors. Her work in the face of adversity reflected the fortitude, and her initiative demonstrated the power of art to create positive change. 

2018, she received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the White House for her volunteer work. Elisabet's art has been exhibited in prestigious institutions such as the Museum of Louvre in Paris, Art Basel Miami, and Times Square in New York, underscoring her global influence and impact