About

Liz Robb is a Los Angeles- based textile artist whose practice explores ritual, material memory, and hand-based processes through weaving, knotting, basketry, netting, and sculptural fiber work. Using natural fibers, found materials, and dye processes, she creates tactile forms that engage contemporary abstraction, craft histories, and embodied making.

Driven by an ongoing commitment to expand her practice through travel, research, and material experimentation, Robb’s work is deeply informed by place and cultural exchange. Her practice has been shaped through residencies in Oaxaca, Iceland, Provence, Vietnam, Italy, and most recently, the Arctic Circle residency in Svalbard, where she explored themes of environmental transformation, collection, and site-responsive making. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally at venues including Sarasota Art Museum, El Paso Museum of Art, and Houston Center for Contemporary Craft, among others.