Lisette Cedeño Designs
About the Collection
My work explores the intersection of form, function, and nature through hand-built ceramic sculptures inspired by flowers, seed pods, foliage, and other botanical forms. Translating organic textures and patterns into sculptural objects, I create vessels that blur the line between functional art and artistic expression.
I think of these pieces as Botanical Relics—artifacts that preserve fleeting moments within nature's cycle of growth, transformation, and decay. Inspired by both the geometry and imperfection found in nature, my work reflects the tension between vitality and impermanence.
“The challenge is to do the thing you have to do because you’re in love with it and can’t do anything else. Not because you want to become rich or famous but because you will be unhappy if you can’t do it.”
My story
Lisette Cedeño studied at the Art Institute of Boston and finished her BFA at the New World School of the Arts. She is an alumni from Dreyfoos School of the Arts High School in West Palm Beach Florida. Lisette has been mastering her craft through painting, mix media, fibers, ceramics and collaborative murals for over 20 years in South Florida. Exploring the connection between the human form and elements of nature, she is able to create a body of work that reflects an organic composition of life. While working in the studio creating her work, she has advocated for the arts, taught students of all ages throughout the years and has inspired many artist in the community.