Lisa Palomino Art
Colombian, b. 1976
Colombian photographer Lisa Palomino has worked in different fields such as theatre, still photography, movies, advertising, and fashion. Her most outstanding pieces show a clear sense of aesthetics and a keen sensibility to compose dramatic images.
In 2014 Palomino had her first Solo show in Bogotá, titled The possibility of being fluid, composed of five pictures and one video engaging throughout with fashion and design. In 2012 Lisa was invited to participate in the Salon Comparison of Paris at the Grand Palais with the piece Chikara goddess of Earth. In early 2011, as part of the design project ZONA D, Lisa was invited as the main photographer to take part in a large-scale exhibition at El Monumento de Los Heroes which is an Iconic site honoring the heroes of Colombian independence.(Biography provided by The Art Design Project)
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Artist: Lisa Palomino
To Become Air, Color abstract figurative color photograph
By Lisa Palomino
Located in Miami Beach, FL
'To Become Air'
Giclée print
Measures: 42 in H x 28 in W
Edition of 3
2013
framed
Professional Photographer born in Bogotá/Colombia 1976.
Palomino has worked in different fields su...
Category
21st Century and Contemporary Modern Lisa Palomino Art
Materials
Archival Pigment, Color
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