Liz Rodda moves between diverse media to examine forces surrounding the contemporary body. Her exhibitions function as vehicles for experimentation in which individual works reconfigure one another, producing meaning through adjacency. Recurring concerns include bodily presence and absence, how images circulate, and materials that our bodies absorb and translate.
Rodda has presented solo exhibitions at Dimensions Variable (Miami, FL), the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum (St. Augustine, Florida), David Shelton Gallery (Houston, TX), and Ditch Projects (Springfield, Oregon), among others. Her videos have screened internationally at Anthology Film Archives (NY, NY), the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami (Miami, Florida), and the Museo de Arte Moderno de Medellín (Medellín, Colombia). She has held residencies at Fountainhead (Miami, FL), Millay Arts (Austerlitz, New York), and the La Napoule Art Foundation (Mandelieu-La Napoule, France), among others.
Rodda is a Professor in the School of Art & Design at Texas State University, where she founded and heads the Expanded Media area, dedicated to time-based and interdisciplinary practices.
Contact
lizrodda(@)gmail.com