/ARTIST BIO


Lisa Li is a Filipino-American artist based in Atlanta, known for her minimalist structures and geometric abstraction. Her work focuses on land art that explores the contrast between structural and natural elements, creating meditative focal points that connect built environments with their surroundings. Drawing from her background in spatial design, Lisa creates immersive experiences that invite contemplation and engagement. Her career has been shaped by diverse experiences, including an internship at the Frist Art Museum and work at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, which have deepened her understanding of installation art and the museum experience. Through her three-dimensional sculptures and site-specific installations, Lisa continues to push the boundaries of how art interacts with architectural spaces and natural landscapes.






/ARTIST STATEMENT


My fascination with minimalism began with Donald Judd's work at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, influencing both my art and life profoundly. While Minimalism Art emphasizes the physical object devoid of self-expression, I find myself driven to infuse it with deep, intricate stories extracted from experiences—a hidden connection I like to refer to as "internal chaos, external order." I prioritize the power of context in site-specific installations, focusing on the scale of my works and the emotional impact it has on the viewer, all channeling back to perspectives.








“If I had more time, I would have written a shorter letter.”

Blaise Pascal.