Her practice is rooted in research: drawing

from existentialism and philosophy, psychology and neurology, surrealist theory and art

history, and gender, queer, and disability studies. She enjoys repurposing historically controversial imagery with fresh intentions.

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As the 21st century accelerates towards decorporealization and invents new body modifications, how to exist with our bodies becomes an ever more important question. Lili intends to make work that finds cohesion between mental and physical existence, while contributing to ongoing struggles to reframe gender, beauty, and overall bodily normality with nuance.

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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).