Ang Le is a Vietnam-born illustrator and printmaker. Raised in a creative household that encouraged her to think abstractly and visually, an instinctive way of seeing that grew into a deeply personal visual language. Often retreating into the solitude of her mind, she began to sketch automatically, letting memory and emotion surface without direction.

Her practice spans lithography, relief, etching, and digital media, weaving together poetic imagery and hallucinatory elements. Ang’s work explores themes of memory, solitude, and moments of transition, drawing inspiration from literature, music, and mundane moments shared between people.

She received her BFA in Illustration from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2025.