"Ecologically, man cannot ignore what feeds him socially, politically, economically and spiritually".

Lieberman is a Scottish born Photographer and Sculptor living and working in London. Her work draws its inspiration from the changing ecology and environment around her. Her photographic images have recently been described by a critic as 'visceral' and 'demanding', which suggests the urgency about their subject matter; the oceans and seas which face an unpredictable future.

The images combine the sinuous and sensual lines of the human body with creatures from the sea. Each is a beautiful example of the dichotomy between the natural world and mankind's devastating effect on it.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2007/8

• Featured Gallery, London Photographic Association, online gallery.
• Close to the Edge, Subway Gallery, London
• Space Open Studio

2001

• Riparte Gallery, Rome

1999

• Mind, Body and Spirit Fesival, London
• 206 Gallery, London
• Now Showing Gallery, London

1995

• J. Smith Gallery, London

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2008

• Art London, Chelsea
• Touching Art, Touching You, Touring Exhibition MOMA, Wales
• Spirit of the Season, IPG Battle Gallery, Sussex
• Gallery 1839, Online Gallery, London

2007

• A Wicked Christmas, Gallery 286, London
• Marlybone Flyover Exhibition, Subway Gallery, London
• Leading Ladies, Sarah Myerscough Gallery, London
• Ocean Project, Barbican, Plymouth
• Arts Unwrapped Mixed Show
• Menier Chocolate Factory, Blindart London
• Participation in the Apprentice, episode 5

2006

• Brick Lane Gallery, for BBC
• Mixed Show, AEB New York
• Richard Attenborough Centre, BlindArt Touring Show, Leicester
• Sense and Sensuality, Bankside Gallery, London
• Scottish Show, Thompsons Gallery, Marylebone, London
• Sculpture Show, Thompsons Gallery, Marylebone, London

2005

• Arts Unwrapped Mixed Show, London
• Wacart Mixed Show, London
• Sense and Sensuality, Royal College of Art, London

2001

• 1st Notting Hill International Arts Exhibition

1999

• East West Gallery, London
• 20th Century Gallery, London

1996

• Roy Miles Gallery, London

1993

• Leighton House Gallery