Lucas Garcete (b. 2000) is a Spanish visual artist whose monochrome practice merges staged silhouettes, atmospheric minimalism, and digital compositing to construct symbolic, tension-driven environments. His work investigates the space between presence and disappearance, using contralight and layered intervention to dissolve the human figure into archetype. Drawing from Gothic and Romantic sensibilities, Garcete creates visual narratives that examine mortality, erasure, and psychological thresholds. His images operate between fine-art abstraction and conceptual inquiry, offering meticulously crafted scenes where identity fractures, symbols emerge, and the viewer confronts the darker edges of human experience.