Hi, I’m Liz.
If you're here, you have probably noticed something different in my work.
I work with movement. Not the kind you plan, but the kind you allow. Most pieces begin with a quiet accident: ink spreading beyond its boundaries, a shape settling in a way I wouldn't have chosen, an unexpected mark becoming the reason to continue.
I don't believe every piece needs to have a clear meaning. Some make sense only when they're done. Others still don't, and I've learned not to force an answer.
Perhaps that's the point.
Instinct over Intention
I no longer see unpredictability as something to overcome, but something to create with.
Most of my work is the result of learning to trust the unexpected.
When I’m not creating art, my profession keeps me on my toes.
I consider myself lucky to be able to navigate two distinct realms of creativity: one with functional necessity, and the other that allows me to create without constraints.
My Approach
Mediums & Materials
I love experimenting with oils, acrylics, inks, resin, and acrylic-modified gypsum composite, embracing their unpredictability and the unique ways each material responds, evolves, and shapes the creative process.
I work across canvas, wood panels, paper, and other surfaces, selecting each one based on the medium I'm drawn to and the feeling, atmosphere, or experience I hope to capture in that moment.