https://lizobert.com/
Liz Obert is a fine artist and food photographer living in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In her most recent art series she uses junk food and plastic toys and packaging to create Modern Vanitas which reflect on our culture of mass consumption. They are a memento mori for the earth.
https://lizobert.com/liz-obert-photography
Liz Obert is a fine artist and food photographer living in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In her most recent art series she uses junk food and plastic toys and packaging to create Modern Vanitas which reflect on our culture of mass consumption. They are a memento mori for the earth.
https://lizobert.com/art
Liz Obert is a fine artist and food photographer living in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In her most recent art series she uses junk food and plastic toys and packaging to create Modern Vanitas which reflect on our culture of mass consumption. They are a memento mori for the earth.
https://lizobert.com/food-product
Liz Obert is a fine artist and food photographer living in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In her most recent art series she uses junk food and plastic toys and packaging to create Modern Vanitas which reflect on our culture of mass consumption. They are a memento mori for the earth.
https://lizobert.com/contact
Liz Obert is a fine artist and food photographer living in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In her most recent art series she uses junk food and plastic toys and packaging to create Modern Vanitas which reflect on our culture of mass consumption. They are a memento mori for the earth.
https://lizobert.com/life-style
Liz Obert is a fine artist and food photographer living in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In her most recent art series she uses junk food and plastic toys and packaging to create Modern Vanitas which reflect on our culture of mass consumption. They are a memento mori for the earth.
https://lizobert.com/bodegones
Liz Obert is a fine artist and food photographer living in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In her most recent art series she uses junk food and plastic toys and packaging to create Modern Vanitas which reflect on our culture of mass consumption. They are a memento mori for the earth.