Lizzie Gill

Lizzie Gill is a multimedia artist whose work explores the relationship between object and place and how perceptual reversal creates new, imagined landscapes. Gill's works are an archeological exploration, geographic and cultural, actual and mythical, that the artist has seen and re imagined, or imagined without having seen. Influenced by surrealism and working with the found material of an art historical language, she translates these elements to canvas, creating portals to new vistas. Challenging preconceived spatial relationships, her large scale mixed media paintings are layered investigations of found imagery. Sourcing references from museum archives, vintage magazines & geotags, she utilizes collage as a metaphor for material improvisation & escapism.  Gill has had solo exhibitions in New York, Miami and San Francisco.

Moonflower, 2022

Lizzie Gill is a multimedia artist whose work explores the relationship between object and place and how perceptual reversal creates new, imagined landscapes. Gill’s works are an archeological exploration, geographic and cultural, actual and mythical, that the artist has seen and re imagined, or imagined without having seen. Influenced by surrealism and working with the found material of an art historical language, she translates these elements to canvas, creating portals to new vistas. Challenging preconceived spatial relationships, her large scale mixed media paintings are layered investigations of found imagery. Sourcing references from museum archives, vintage magazines & geotags, she utilizes collage as a metaphor for material improvisation & escapism.  Gill has had solo exhibitions in New York, Miami and San Francisco.