Diego Lozano is a graphic designer, photographer, visual artist, and digital strategist based in Phoenix. His work focuses on identity, culture, and social issues, using authentic storytelling and intentional design to build community and create impact.

Born in Arizona to Mexican parents from Morelos and Michoacán, Diego grew up between both places. He started photography as a kid, taking pictures in Arizona to show his cousins in Morelos and vice versa. This back-and-forth shaped how he sees design and storytelling.

As a designer, Diego has built branding, identity, and digital infrastructure for organizations and movements. His photography captures raw moments, whether it’s self-portraits, culture, or movement work. His self-portrait work, including nude photography, is a way to explore self-acceptance and strength.

In 2023, he put together CONÓCETE AL HUESO, his first solo show, blending photography, storytelling, movement, and sound. It was a raw and personal piece that pushed his work into new spaces. Since then, he has been investing more in his own projects, exploring how art can create space for reflection, conversation, and healing.

Diego has been involved in the immigration rights movement since 2011, using design and photography as tools for advocacy. He has also seen the challenges within movement spaces, from burnout to internal struggles, and understands how those issues affect both organizers and the communities they serve. From 2017 to 2023, he was the Digital and Marketing Director at Aliento, where he built the organization's branding and digital presence. His work during the 2022 election organically reached over 3 million people and played a role in passing Proposition 308, which gave Dreamers access to scholarships in Arizona.

In 2025, Diego was awarded the Artist to Work Grant by the City of Phoenix Arts and Culture Department (2025 Cohort) to support his artistic work.

Outside of work, Diego is into lifting, coffee, Nintendo, and Star Wars.