Lior Raz

​As a multidisciplinary artist, I create works that span manual collages, fashion garments, and sculptures, inspired by the raw energy of rock, grunge, punk music, and the avant-garde approaches of Bricolage and Art Povera. My art is a reflection of the contrasts I see in the world, merging eclectic styles to explore femininity—from classical muses to the modern woman navigating a globalized world.
Eroticism is central to my work, where I delve into the complexities of the female form and libido as a primal, creative force. This exploration blends with my use of diverse materials like epoxy, plaster, textiles, and found objects, with environmental sustainability guiding my choices. A recent project, transforming small and old records into artistic objects using piercing jewelry and epoxy, exemplifies this approach. My work has been featured in exhibitions, including the Netzwerk Gallery in Germany and a group show in Luxembourg.
Influenced by the disruptive aesthetics of punk and Dadaism, As an artist I aim to challenge conventions and push artistic boundaries. 
My art resonates with those who appreciate music, environmental consciousness, and a liberal mindset. Through my creations, I aim to evoke emotions, forge connections, and inspire a deeper appreciation for the beauty and complexity of our shared existence.