Liat Grayver

Print-making drawing, painting, photography, generated data and robotic technologies are tools used in my artistic practice to explore, retain and express visual information in relation to the digital and machine-based world we live in today. Grayver’s work explores the different ways the body and mind perceive not only the visual objects themselves (such as painting), but also the process through which they are created — what is seen as a...

Print-making drawing, painting, photography, generated data and robotic technologies are tools used in my artistic practice to explore, retain and express visual information in relation to the digital and machine-based world we live in today. Grayver’s work explores the different ways the body and mind perceive not only the visual objects themselves (such as painting), but also the process through which they are created — what is seen as a whole (form) and what is felt as energy (vector).

​Liat Grayver (Israel 1986) graduated from the Art Academy of Leipzig (MFA Painting and printmaking, class of Heribert. C. Ottersbach) and is currently a post-graduate in the class of Joachim Blank (Media Art). Since January 2016 Grayver has been collaborating with the University of Konstanz on the e-David Project, exploring various approaches to integrate robotic and computer languages in the processes of painting and creative image-making.
Various institutions, including ELES Studienwerk, Leonardo Scholarship and the DAAD, have supported Grayver’s work and studies.
Her works have been exhibited in galleries and museums.

Since 2014, Liat Gravyer is based and working in Berlin.