Artist Bio Lauren Liebermann is an abstract artist based in
Montclair, NJ, working across painting and photography.
Her work explores the space between presence and
possibility—inviting viewers to pause, feel, and reconnect
with themselves.
After two decades in a corporate career, Liebermann
stepped away to pursue art full-time, trading structure for
instinct. She creates the way she aims to live: by feel, not
formula.
Her work is held in private collections across the U.S. and
internationally, and reflects a belief that we all have more
agency than we think—to change, to choose differently,
and to create lives that feel more like our own.
Artist Statement
Lauren Liebermann’s work is about what it feels like to be fully present in your life—without overthinking, over-controlling, or trying to get it “right.”
She works across painting and photography, creating in a way that’s intuitive and physical. Rather than starting with a fixed plan, she follows movement, energy, and instinct, letting the work unfold in real time. The result is expressive, layered, and unpredictable.
At the core of her work is a belief that we have more agency than we think. We don’t have to stay inside the roles, expectations, or identities we’ve grown used to.
Her current series, Uncontained, explores this idea more directly. It looks at what happens when those structures start to loosen—when we stop trying to fit and allow ourselves to expand. Inspired by the vastness of space and the imperfect, unbounded patterns found in nature, these pieces move beyond clean edges and fixed forms, making room for something freer and more alive.
Ultimately, her work is an invitation: to pause, to feel, and to consider what might be possible when we give ourselves more space to be.
