Liz (she/her) is a queer multi-discplinary artist based in the Bay Area. She has spent over 10 years as a multimedia artist and photographer. She’s earned a B.A. in Feminist Studies with a concentration in Ethnic Studies at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Her work continually explores themes of belonging, home, empowerment, and self-acceptance.
She’s previously taught photography at Amplify Arts Project in 2018 & 2019, supporting 40+ students in developing their photography portfolios. In 2020, she led the Photography track as part of Amplify’s Syryn Records Internship program, designing a robust curriculum that resulted in students collaborating on marketing assets for Syryn’s signed artists, publishing an online photojournalism magazine (GRL mag), and increasing students’ confidence in their voice and vision.
In between her creative practice, Liz also works as a creative project and operations manager, empowering teams to organize their creative chaos into strategic execution. She’s an avid foodie, proud auntie, foster dog mama, beginner gardener, interior design aficionado, and travel enthusiast.