An overview:
Liz Burow’s work concentrates on blurring the line between indoors and outdoors, hardscape and softscape. Inspired by the topography and greenery of the natural world, Liz has created works that both respect and tease our efforts to domesticate the environment. Her felt-based wall hangings transform our wild landscape into interior décor and discern the beauty of roads and interchanges; her textile designs toy with our urban landscape, transforming familiar symbols into unusual patterns. Liz’s design work considers our impact on our public space, and conceives of ways of bringing this space into our homes.

Contact Liz to find out more about pricing, purchasing, exhibiting and custom designs– liz@lizburow.com. To find out more about Liz's topoquilts, visit www.topoquilts.com

Current/upcoming Happenings:
November 28th 2010, 11am-5pm
•Featured exhibiting artist, (Makers) Market Fiber Arts Show at OA Can Factory, Brooklyn, NY www.xoprojects.com

November 2010
•Launching of www.topoquilts.com, a website dedicated to Burow's quilt designs inspired by topographic maps.

November 6th 2010
•Featured Speaker– for Albany, NY Chapter of the American Sewing Guild.

September-October 2010
•Works on display–at West Elm, Front Street, DUMBO, NY. www.dumboartsfestival.com

September 2010
•Interview– Eco Art in Textiles: Liz Burow’s Landscape-Inspired Creations . www.eco-chick.com