LAUREN LIEBERMANN is an abstract artist based in the greater New York City area whose work explores the interplay between space, society, and human emotion — and our collective search for meaning and identity in a society that often prescribes these things for us. 

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Liebermann describes making art as meditative and healing — a way to connect with her most authentic self — and began painting over a decade ago to channel feelings of anxiety and depression. ​After experiencing postpartum depression following the birth of her children, her connection to her art ultimately empowered her to quit her corporate job of nearly twenty years to pursue art full time.

 

“My mission is to inspire others to break free from societal pressures to rediscover their true selves and true wants. We have such little time on this earth. Who are you, really? How do you want to live your life? I know firsthand those answers don’t come easily or painlessly. My art aims to give viewers a safe space and gentle push to pause, reflect, and live with authenticity and intention.”

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Liebermann spent twenty years in New York City before moving to Montclair, NJ, where she currently resides.