Her most recent work interrogates the body as a concept: what makes a body normal or able, cultural experiences of having particular bodies, gendered body parts, and the relationship between the Self and its container. As an invisibly-disabled young woman, her own life has triggered her to deeply consider mental-physical existence and the significance of the body as home, object, and self. Given the 21st Century’s emphasis on decorporealization (elimination of human physical labor, focus on virtual presences), such exploration is relevant and vital.

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Lili also works in ceramic sculpture and commercial illustration, and is an avid curator of knowledge in Modern Art and Women Artists history (subjects she has taught via nonprofits). She works in VE at the International Center of Photography, is Head Assistant for Unsigned Models LLC, and founded/runs Quiddity Collective (a bimonthly illustration zine and artist collective, nonprofit).