Líza Morózova (Russian: Лиза Морозова, Елизавета Алексеевна Морозова; born May 4, 1973) is a Russian female artist (performance art, installation art, body art), psychologist (Candidate of Sciences, PhD Level),[1] art therapist and columnist. Participant of more than 150 international art exhibitions and biennale in 17 countries. She lives in Moscow.
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| Born | May 4, 1973 Moscow, RSFSR, Soviet Union |
| Education | Moscow State Pedagogical University Saint Petersburg State Theatre Arts Academy |
| Known for | Performance art, installation art, body art |
| Movement | Relational art Art therapy |
References
edit- ^ Морозова Е. А. "Социально-психологическое исследование художественной провокативности (на примере современного авангардного искусства)"// The auto abstract of the dissertation on competition of an academic degree of the Candidate of Sciences (PhD), "Psychology of artistic anti-behavior" thematic. – Educational Academy of Russia, Moscow, 2005.
Further reading
editIn English
edit- Liza Morozova end her project “To be left-handed together” (performance, installation) on an official website of the exhibition “Impossible Community”
In Russian
edit- Liza Morozova on a site www.gif.ru
- Interview with Liza Morozova: "Whether is possible performance art today?"
- OpenSpace.Ru – Column of Liza Morozova "Performance Around Us with Liza Morozova"
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