Launa D Romoff

I find material for my collages everywhere. Working in this medium has allowed me to see the beauty of the discarded and turn it into art.

My images have two different manifestations. Some are internal, elusive and suggestive. Others are external, dynamic and engaged. They reflect my reality, which encompasses both.

I have been inspired by the work of Kurt Schwitters, regarded by most as the 20th century master of collage. He once said, "How I use the material is often more important than the material itself."

This attitude is also reflected in my creative process.

2016
La Galleria Gitano – San Fernando, CA Gallery 825 – Los Angeles, CA
Hale Arts – Santa Monica, CA
2015
El Portal Theatre/Judith Kaufman Gallery- No. Hollywood, CA
Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery – Los Angeles, CA Gallery 825 - Los Angeles, CA
La Galeria Gitana - San Fernando, CA
2014
So. Bay Contemporary – Rolling Hills, CA
Segil Fine Art Gallery – Monrovia, CA
Gallery 825 – Los Angeles, CA
LRC Gallery, David Geffen School of Medicine -Los Angeles, CA
South Bay Lexus – Torrance, CA
Brand Library & Art Center – Glendale, CA
Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery – Los Angeles, CA
2013
Arena 1 Gallery – Santa Monica, CA
CCAA Museum of Art – Ontario, CA
Linus Gallery - Pasadena, CA
Gallery 825 - Los Angeles, CA
La Galeria Gitana - San Fernando, CA
Whole 9 Gallery - Culver City, CA
2012
Gallery 800 - No. Hollywood, CA
National Steinbeck Center Museum - Salinas, CA
Palos Verdes Art Center - Rolling Hills, CA
Jeanie Madsen Gallery -Santa Monica, CA
UCLA Learning Resource Center- Westwood, CA
La Galeria Gitana - San Fernando, CA
Laguna College of Art & Design -Laguna, CA
Andrew Shire Gallery - Los Angeles
2011
Gallery 825 – Los Angeles, CA
CCAA Museum of Art – Rancho Cucam...