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Envision
       
     
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carla (anxious grids)
       
     
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An Illusion of a Sign
       
     
An Illusion of a Sign

2021, Felt, 50 in x 60 in

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Envision
       
     
Envision

2021, Felt and Mixed Media, 36 in x 40 in

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carla (anxious grids)
       
     
carla (anxious grids)

Medium: Handmade Felt, Embroidery and Mixed Media

Date: 2019

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a soft disruption
       
     
a soft disruption

Medium: Handmade Felt, Embroidery and Mixed Media

Size: 7’ tall, 13’ long (room installation)

Date: 2019

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and she was honest
       
     
and she was honest

Large scale fabric installation and sculpture, fabric, faux fur, silicone, netting, ceiling foam, paint and dye, five panels, 2017.

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leaks, ooze
       
     
leaks, ooze

Acrylic and Fabric Dye on Faux Fur, Silicone, Netting and Ceiling Foam, L:42 x W: 34 x H: 15”, 2017.

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percolating

Medium: Acrylic on Faux Fur and Silver Pole

Size: 48 in x 118 in

2017

About the artist:

Liz Moore creates fiber installations and sculptures that explore the formal language of tactile materials in relationship to the female body. Moore's large scale sculptures attempt to negotiate the continuum of dichotomies often implicated in perceptions of the female body (along with the artist's self-perception) - such as visual and physical violence, grotesqueness vs. beauty, pain and pleasure, monumentality and levity/playfulness. Moore recently completed her MFA at Washington University, St. Louis in 2020.