Liliane Blom Art Studio
Mural festival
NOMA
in
COLOR
Come see me paint
the mural -
"First Comes the Dream"
In this case the dream is
affordable housing for all.
September 16 to 23
DC Art Bank
I am honored to have one of my pieces added to Washington DC's Permanent Collection!
"Ist das Leben unter der Sonne nicht bloß ein Traum? Is life under the sun not just a dream?
The title is based on a line from the poem Song of Childhood by Peter Handke and is part of my Dreamtime series.
Signal Boxes
I am thankful to be among the artists chosen by the Bethesda Urban Partnership for this great public art project and to have my artwork featured on one of the 15 signal boxes in downtown Bethesda. It's a fantastic opportunity to spread joy and bring art to the community!
I propose organizing a scavenger hunt from box to box—here a link to the map of the boxes!
La Baldi Artist Recidency, Montegiovi
I would urge my art peeps to take a look at the application for the La Baldi/Cultivate Residency. It was a fantastic experience for me.
About Liliane
Liliane Blom is an installation artist as well as a classically trained painter and award winning photographer whose distinct style mixes her love of both media into a new one. She calls her fusion of painting and photography digital painting. Her pieces printed on canvas or watercolor paper are later enhanced with oils/pastels and often with gold or silver leaf. Based in Rockville Maryland of French/Norwegian extraction she is a frequent exhibitor in the Washington region.
Liliane Blom’s installation art is interactive and immersive and often environmental in scope. They are multi-sensory experiences, that engage the viewer with sound/touch and light. Playful, they unapologetically appeal to our sense of wonder.
Personal and poetic, rhythmic and layered, her work merges the world of sound and vision – the internal with the external. It focuses on borderlines. Those mostly invisible boundaries that separate me from you, us from them, reality from fantasy, childhood from adulthood, life from death and humans from the rest of the natural world.