Néstor Loaiza De La Hoz is a Colombian architect, visual artist, watercolorist, and educator from Barranquilla, Colombia, with more than three decades of experience in the visual arts. A graduate of Universidad del Atlántico, he has developed a distinguished artistic career through solo and group exhibitions in Colombia and internationally, including the United States and Puerto Rico.

His work is characterized by his mastery of watercolor, complemented by acrylic and oil painting, with a strong emphasis on drawing, perspective, and color. Inspired by the urban landscapes, cultural heritage, and vibrant identity of Barranquilla and the Caribbean region, his art captures the spirit and character of his hometown.

In addition to his artistic practice, Loaiza dedicated more than 25 years to teaching at
Universidad Autónoma del Caribe, where he instructed students in graphic expression, painting techniques, and visual representation. He has also led art workshops and mentored emerging artists through local cultural and educational institutions.

Through his art and teaching, Néstor Loaiza continues to celebrate the cultural richness of Barranquilla and the Colombian Caribbean, sharing its stories, colors, and traditions with audiences beyond Colombia.