About The Artist
Liz London’s artwork delves into the depths of her personal transformation, integrating sound instruments and mantras into her creative process. Her work is visually rooted in a profound connection to the natural world, expressed through the use of sacred symbolism and layered abstraction.
By blending various mediums and textures, her art honors life, transforming the ordinary into the sacred. Liz’s intention is to elevate everyday experiences, finding profound significance in the present moment and revealing beauty in what is often overlooked.
During her artistic process, Liz incorporates sound instruments and chants mantras, including bija (seed sounds), infusing each piece with meditative energy. Each artwork becomes part of her internal exploration, deeply embedded with the vibrations and energy from these rituals.
As an intuitive artist, Liz allows the natural evolution of her work to obscure the surface’s history, mimicking themes of death, rebirth, and the delicate balance of life. Her symbols serve as sacred doorways—portals into other worlds or inner landscapes—revealing deeper symbolic meaning and inviting viewers to question and define their own consciousness.
Through her layering and texturing techniques, Liz’s art evokes the mystery of archaeological excavation, where hidden elements are slowly revealed. These visual symbols are clues that lead to self-reflection and personal discovery.
Her fictional landscapes capture fleeting moments in time, creating an emotional, surreal, and mysterious atmosphere. The meaning of her work is intentionally left open, encouraging each viewer to find their own interpretation and path to self-discovery.
“I am always learning that creating is both a psychological and philosophical journey. Artmaking is a process of personal self-discovery that may reveal its message immediately or years later. Every piece tells its own story, and I serve as a channel for its creation. For me, it’s about creating presence. When someone connects with a piece, their interpretation becomes part of its story. That’s where healing can occur.”
Liz identifies as an abstract transcendental artist, her work rooted in symbolism expressed through composition, form, and color, akin to the transcendental painting movement (New Mexico 1938-1942) pioneered by artists like William Lumpkins, Emil Bisttram, and Dane Rudhyar.
She resonates with Lumpkins’ philosophy: “One doesn’t seek to understand the inner self; one allows the inner self to live and create its own image.”
Beyond her artistic practice, Liz is the creator and founder of Causability and Art For Your Cause, an online philanthropic art marketplace. She is also a Certified Sound Practitioner, owner of , Shakti Creative Wellness Center and a Soul Collage Instructor.
