Lisa Korpos (she/her) is a Portland-based interdisciplinary artist who
investigates non-human perception, embodiment, and the aesthetics of
vulnerability. Her research-based art practice is rooted in the cognitive and
ecological sciences, with projects that take form as interactive installation,
sculpture, digital media, creative nonfiction writing, and drawing.
Collaborating with human and non-human bodies is an integral part of her
process, with birds, honeybees, laboratory rats, and bottlenose dolphins acting
as subjects, co-creators, and participants within her work.
Korpos holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Department
of Visual Arts at UC San Diego, along with baccalaureate degrees in Studio Art
and Cognitive Science from the same institution. Her works have been featured in
exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, the Other Places Art
Fair, the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology
(Calit2) Gallery, and the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, among
others.
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