Ali Simeto is a Baltimore-based graphic designer and motion artist whose digital practice connects visual experimentation with sustainable technology.

Working across graphic design, motion, and digital media, Simeto uses image-making to explore how design can communicate ideas about innovation and environmental responsibility. His multidisciplinary approach moves between visual form, animation, and electric mobility, allowing creative expression and green-energy advocacy to inform one another.

Simeto’s commitment to sustainability led him to found Ulozi Motors, an electric-vehicle startup inspired by the legacy of C.R. Patterson, the historic African American-owned automobile manufacturer. Alongside his entrepreneurial work, he develops self-directed digital and motion projects, bringing together design, technology, and social purpose. His work has been featured on Loupe Art, establishing a practice that links contemporary visual culture to a more sustainable future.