Yeline Del Carmen is an abstract visual artist based in the Bronx, New York, working across painting on canvas and wood panels, digital illustration, embroidery, and customized objects such as tote bags and cards. Her practice centers on intuitive mark-making, bold color, repetition, and biomorphic pattern, drawing inspiration she has described as owing to Yayoi Kusama's use of the dot and Jean-Michel Basquiat's chaotic but intentional compositions. She began sharing her work in 2020 through an Instagram project called Another Dot, building a following through social media rather than conventional gallery representation. In 2025 she participated in En Foco's Legacy Lab workshop series at the BxArts Factory, creating a series drawing on family birthday photographs from her mother's archive for the exhibition Legacy Lab: Life Interwoven at Pregones Theater in the Bronx.