BIOGRAPHY
Lisa Caren’s inspiration and passion for photography began during her childhood, in Woodstock, NY, surrounded by artists.
Raising her family in France she was further influenced by the light, the landscape and the architecture with it’s shapes, colors, and textures.
Today she is informed and motivated by the brilliant designers that she has been assisting for the past 8 years.
Raising her family came first but when she was gifted a small Leica in 2009, the Waterline series was born.
Once she was an empty nester, she moved to CA and joined The HUD gallery in Ventura as a resident artist.
Surrounded by boats and water, and energized by her fellow artists the waterline series matured and grew.
Lisa now resides in coastal Connecticut where she can be close to her family and practice her craft.
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Exhibitions
2014 June 20, Dab Art/Hud Gallery , Ventura CA
2014 July 18, Dab Art/Hud Gallery, Ventura CA
2015 Nov 5, Dab Art/Hud Gallery , Ventura CA
2016 April 7 – May 1, Engel & Volkers / Santa Barbara – Solo Exhibition
2016 August 20 – Sept 4, Gallery V / Ventura – Solo Exhibition
2017 March 9 – April 1, LACDA Electron Salon, Los Angeles
2017 May 28 – June 28, Buena Ventura Artists Association – Curator, California Heritage Collection
2017 June 8 – July 1, LACDA Electron Salon, Los Angeles
2017 July 13 – Aug 10, LACDA Electron Salon, Los Angeles
2017 Sep 14 – Oct 7, LACDA Electron Salon, Los Angeles
2017 Oct 12 – Nov 9, LACDA Electron Salon, Los Angeles
2017 Dec 14 – Jan 6 2018, LACDA Electron Salon, Los Angeles
2019 June 2 Keyes Art Gallery, Artists for Choice, Sag Harbor, NY
2021 June 8 – Aug 8 2021 San Diego Museum of Art
Artists Guild Summer Exhibition International Juried Exhibition
2021 Aug 12- Aug 29 New Britain Museum of American Art, Nor’Easter: 51st Annual Juried Exhibition
2022 Jan 22 – Feb 19 Carriage Barn Arts Center, 42 Annual Photography Show
2022 Sept 10 – Oct 9 Carriage Barn Arts Center, 45 Annual Member Show
STATEMENT
My “Waterline” series is born out of my facination with, and in-depth study of the fluctuating relationship between the constant movement of the water, the ever- changing light, the corporeal nature of boat hulls and their consequential reflections.
