Lea Basile Lazarus is an artist.
Working in both printmaking and paper pulp collage, Lea's world is made up of textures, shapes, and colors. She is inspired by forms in nature, the human form, and man-made architectural shapes. Lea is also interested in her community and the world around her. The recent work that Lea has created addresses how communities of people have gathered together to express concern for issues that conflict with their beliefs and rights.
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Celebrate the opening of "Ruminate," the museum's newest exhibit with a virtual artist talk featuring Lea Basile-Lazarus, Chad Hayward, and…
Celebrate the opening of "Ruminate," the museum's newest exhibit with a virtual artist talk featuring Lea Basile-Lazarus, Chad Hayward, and…
I was invited to participate in a show at Gallery Studio Oh! called UNLIKELY PAIRINGS. Located at 4839 N. Damen,…
I capture moments in time, natural forms, and architectural shapes through the lens of my camera. These photographs are my sketchbook. By combining these shapes and textures, with my unique palette and my spontaneous layering process, I create cohesive, meaningful images for the viewer to interpret as they wish.
Lea Basile Lazarus