Liz Lore

Liz Lore was born and raised on a farm outside of Boston, Massachusetts and is currently based in Nova Scotia, Canada.

Liz’s subject matter includes still life, florals and landscape that she abstracts to combine texture, line and form to push the boundaries of understanding and recognition. Her work (installation, photos and paintings) explores the links between humans and nature. Her paintings depict these themes, using grids, poured paint, and drawn lines to create abstract images that evolve intuitively into images reminiscent of landscapes or flowers.

Liz is a visual artist working in paint, printmaking and photography. As well as a career in engineering and marketing, she has a Fine Arts degree from the Arts University in Bournemouth in England. Her first degree was in Mechanical Engineering from Carnegie-Mellon University, Pennsylvania with a major in French. Liz has also recently completed a BA with a specialization in French linguistics and Acadian literature at University Sainte- Anne.

Liz has exhibited in group shows in Budapest, Hungary and in England: Salisbury, Bournemouth and London.
She has exhibited in Nova Scotia in Galerie Trécarré in Church Point, in Annapolis Royal and Sandy Cove. Liz is a past board member of ARCAC (Annapolis Region Community Arts Council), and is a member of Les Arts de la Baie and Visual Arts Nova Scotia.