LISA LI
/Sculptures
Light Studies
Standing Form
Form 1.B
Garden Sculptures
Terra Incognita
Form 1.A Mini
/Artist Statement
/CV
/Contact
©2020 THE LISAS, LLC. All RIghts Reserved
LISA LI
/Sculptures
Light Studies
Standing Form
Form 1.B
Garden Sculptures
Terra Incognita
Form 1.A Mini
/Artist Statement
/CV
/Contact
©2020 THE LISAS, LLC. All RIghts Reserved
/ARTIST BIO
“Lisa Li is a Filipino-American artist and designer known for her world-building capabilities. She holds a degree from O'More College of Architecture and Design at Belmont University, specializing in creating user-centric spaces and meditative artistic focal points. With a profound understanding of installation art and the museum experience, Lisa completed her internship with the Frist Art Museum and work at the internationally acclaimed Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art. Lisa's recent achievement of winning the Metropolis Magazine's Future100 2023 award, a prestigious recognition among top interior design and architecture students in the U.S. and Canada, showcases her dedication to her craft. With acquired knowledge and commitment, she aims to bring the world of art and design even closer, creating meaningful three-dimensional sculptures for viewers to access and experience, whether it is the physical exhibition space or the pieces that inhabit it.”
“Lisa Li is a Filipino-American artist and designer known for her world-building capabilities. She holds a degree from O'More College of Architecture and Design at Belmont University, specializing in creating user-centric spaces and meditative artistic focal points. With a profound understanding of installation art and the museum experience, Lisa completed her internship with the Frist Art Museum and work at the internationally acclaimed Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art. Lisa's recent achievement of winning the Metropolis Magazine's Future100 2023 award, a prestigious recognition among top interior design and architecture students in the U.S. and Canada, showcases her dedication to her craft. With acquired knowledge and commitment, she aims to bring the world of art and design even closer, creating meaningful three-dimensional sculptures for viewers to access and experience, whether it is the physical exhibition space or the pieces that inhabit it.”
/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 my life 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.