Lucas Stoffel

Lucas Stoffel is a New York artist whose work blends religious iconography, Eastern philosophy, and pop art color. He has spent more than twenty years photographing across forty countries, work that became The Noble Path, a series of hardcover travel photography books. His photography has appeared in The New York Times, Vanity Fair, and the Huffington Post, and his paintings have been featured on Bravo. He spent a year on Oahu as a contributing photographer for Hawaiian Airlines Magazine.

GLAAD named him one of its Top LGBTQ+ Artists, and amfAR has featured him for his artistic contributions. He was commissioned by Dylan Lauren to create the Sweetness series for Dylan's Candy Bar, and by the Hong Kong Ballet for a visual series on the folk tale Butterfly Lovers, shown at Lincoln Center. His mixed media exhibition iCon, five paired panels on American cultural iconography, showed at the Prince George Gallery.

He is a 2026 IBPA Benjamin Franklin Award-winning author and is working on the Seven Dimensions Project, his ongoing work telling one life across seven books, each written in a form that cannot exist in any of the others. His writing has appeared in Fortune Magazine.