Liz Horn’s interdisciplinary practice includes drawing, printmaking, moving image, installation, and performance, exploring themes such as solitude, migration, and heritage erasure through experiential observation and archival research. Drawing forms the foundation of her work, often expanded with text and language to develop core ideas.

Materiality plays a key role, with attention to ecological impact. Her investigations into displacement stem from personal family history and broader socio-political contexts, while recent projects examine seed sovereignty, climate change, and community engagement. Horn’s work fosters dialogue on resilience, memory, and humanity’s relationship with land.

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