My work is an intentional response to a complex and often divisive world: a choice to meet difficulty not with defensiveness or cynicism, but with softness, connection, and joyful resilience. It offers a small encouragement, an uplifting sentiment, and a concrete example of the ways humanity remains deeply connected, compassionate, and driven by a shared desire for cooperation despite the common narrative.
Through a self-developed mixed-media practice, my three-dimensional paintings challenge the illusion of separate realities by visually representing and celebrating our fundamental interdependence.
Hand-shaping fine-gauge wire into intricate sculptures of specific flora, regional pollinators, and endangered species, I represent one of the indisputable bonds we share: Earth. Backfilled with resin enamel, these vibrant, colorful elements are integrated directly into two-dimensional painted canvases, highlighting the delicate ecological and human networks that sustain us on our shared planet.
Conceptually, my practice centers on the accessibility of joy in the smallest details: a firm stance that choosing care and connection is a vital alternative to destructive cultural narratives. From our shared desire for home and safety to our undeniable existential bond of living on one earth, I aim to offer a visual representation of life’s interconnectedness, inviting viewers to engage joy, not only as an active, unifying force, but as an accessible choice we make to consciously shape the future of humanity and our planet.
In the Words of Visitors
Overheard at the Gallery…
Visitor: “This is mind-blowing! Your work is so amazing and out of the box!”
Liebow: “What box?”
Visitor: “Exactly!”
— Exchange at the Municipal Gallery of Mykonos, Greece
“Truly inspirational, it caught my attention as I walked by the gallery. A Brilliant talent!”
– Shaumia (London)
“Seeing your work I feel so much Joy! I am taking this home for myself!”
– Municipal Gallery of Mykonos Visitor (Italy)
“I was so stressed when I came in here. I am not stressed anymore.”
– Katerina (Greece)
“It’s important to listen to artists. You are communicating something from the cosmos that is very important.”
– Elder visitor (Greece)
“Mom! It is SO Pretty!”
– 6 year old girl standing in the gallery door, arms wide open taking in the art.
“I love how your art pops out and has a lot of heart!”
– Sia (young visitor, United States)
“Your art is truly full of beautiful meaning and positivity. Keep bringing this light into the world! Thank you!”
– Allyssia (France)
“This exhibition feels like returning to my childhood.”
– Irene (Greece)
“Your art pieces are mind-blowing! Thank you for everything you bring with your creativity.”
– Erika (London & South Korea)
“Amazing artist. Thanks for the beautiful creation in the world.”
– Aliza (Israel)
“You made my day! A very beautiful and interesting place! We love it!”
– Family Rady (United States)
“Your talent makes beautiful art!”
– Ostrousky Family (United States)