LIZ LIGUORI

(American, b. 1979)

Liz Liguori is an artist creating photographic, sculptural, and time-based work at the intersection of science and light. With process and experimentation as her touchstones, Liguori’s work blends high and low technology to realize the subtle qualities discovered in their communication. Her works range from interactive light installations to explorations of everyday objects which are dismantled, repurposed, and refashioned to propose a new form or perspective. The work invites an experiential exchange where the viewer can meditate upon form, function, and chance.

Liguori’s work has been presented in New York City at La Mama Galleria, Lazy Susan Gallery, Haven Arts, and 222 Bowery Art. Other selected exhibits include The Taubman Museum of Art (Roanoke, VA), Reynolds Gallery (Richmond, VA), Jordan Faye Contemporary (Baltimore, MD), The Gallery at Serenbe (Palmetto, GA), Science Museum of Western Virginia, and The Armory Gallery (Blacksburg, VA). Liguori’s artwork is highlighted in the book, The Mountain Lake Symposium, and Workshop: Artists in Locale to which she also contributed an essay on her process. Liguori has worked extensively in lighting design and editorial and portrait photography. She holds an MFA in Creative Technologies from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, and a BA in Studio Art from Drew University.

Past Exhibition:
Liz Liguori: The Eye Is Not a Camera
October 7 - October 30, 2022

LIZ LIGUORI, Cube with Dichroic, 2022
40 x 30 inches | 101.6 x 76.2 cm
Gelatin silver print, unique

LIZ LIGUORI

Jerome Liebling

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