Lisa Walcott is a Michigan-based multidisciplinary artist who gives gesture to objects, creates uncanny juxtapositions, and loves to elevate a poetic moment when she can, while keeping her tongue in cheek. Her work is influenced by mundane moments found in home life, cinema and writing and often stem from acute observation. Walcott received her BA in Art from Trinity Christian College in 2005 and her MFA in Sculpture from Cranbrook Academy of Art in 2010.
Wood, water, soap, air, tubing, motors 18 x 8 feet 2011Nothing on You is a full room installation in which a wooden plank floor/platform is installed six inches above the present floor. Upon the entrance to the room, small soap bubbles emerge from missing knots in the...
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