A New Yorker by birth and a graduate of Carnegie-Mellon University (Pennsylvania), Laurie Lipton spent 36 years in Europe. Today, she lives and works in Los Angeles.
Her creative process is patient, meticulous, precise and precious. She uses exclusively black and white charcoal and pencil, respecting an almost sacred trilogy according to Anne Richard’s analysis: composition, subject and technical mastery.
Thus, her army of skeletons reminds us of Bruegel the Elder in “The Triumph of Death” (the Prado Museum in Madrid)