Liliya Kvatsabaya is a multidisciplinary designer from Belarus, with a BFA in Communication Design from Texas State University. Her background as an artist informs her versatile approach and interest in various disciplines, such as packaging, visual design, brand identity, and illustration. With curiosity and empathy as her driving forces, Liliya is interested in how complex narratives can shape functional and inspiring brands.
In 2020, she used design as a form of resistance during the Belarusian stolen elections, amplifying voices of dissent and collaborating with the Human Rights Foundation. Her posters and illustrations have been exhibited in the U.S., Germany, Japan, Estonia, Lithuania, and Poland. She moved from Belarus to the U.S. in 2021.
Outside of design, Liliya enjoys folk music, concerts, painting, working out, and traveling, always seeking new experiences that will inform her work.
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Human Rights Foundation
Art in Protest
In 2020, she used design as a form of resistance during the Belarusian stolen elections, amplifying voices of dissent and collaborating with the Human Rights Foundation. Her posters and illustrations have been exhibited in the U.S., Germany, Japan, Estonia, Lithuania, and Poland. She moved from Belarus to the U.S. in 2021.
Outside of design, Liliya enjoys folk music, concerts, painting, working out, and traveling, always seeking new experiences that will inform her work.
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MENTIONSNeighbors Art
Human Rights Foundation
Art in Protest