Photos
Ligel Lambert with the Ligel Lambert painting — June 29, 2024
Ligel Lambert Creating a Symbolic Painting of Kerry James Marshall
Ligel Lambert with the Jacob Lawrence painting — June 29, 2024
Ligel Lambert Creating a Symbolic Painting of James Rolling Jr.
Ligel Lambert with the Didier William painting— June 29, 2024
Ligel Lambert Creating a Symbolic Painting of Robert Reed
Blog posts
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Ligel Lambert's First Self Portrait - 1999
Ligel LambertAs I entered the final year of high school, I was drawn to the art room more frequently. With my 18th birthday approaching, I was determined to better the art...
Ligel Lambert's First Self Portrait - 1999
Ligel LambertAs I entered the final year of high school, I was drawn to the art room more frequently. With my 18th birthday approaching, I was determined to better the art...
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Ligel Lambert Creating a Symbolic Painting of R...
Ligel LambertRobert Reed (Artist) is featured in my Black Male Artist Professor Series. Click on the video below to watch the creation of this work.
Ligel Lambert Creating a Symbolic Painting of R...
Ligel LambertRobert Reed (Artist) is featured in my Black Male Artist Professor Series. Click on the video below to watch the creation of this work.
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Ligel's artwork has been ACCEPTED for publicati...
Ligel LambertLigel's work has been ACCEPTED for publication in Studio Visit Magazine Volume 53! I am grateful to be included! Thank you!
Ligel's artwork has been ACCEPTED for publicati...
Ligel LambertLigel's work has been ACCEPTED for publication in Studio Visit Magazine Volume 53! I am grateful to be included! Thank you!
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Ligel Lambert Starting the Painting of Robert R...
Ligel LambertIn late May, I began painting Robert Reed (Artist) as part of my Black Male Artist Professor Series. I added Robert Reed to the series following a conversation with Tschabalala...
Ligel Lambert Starting the Painting of Robert R...
Ligel LambertIn late May, I began painting Robert Reed (Artist) as part of my Black Male Artist Professor Series. I added Robert Reed to the series following a conversation with Tschabalala...
Artist Statement
I am constantly exploring how sound can be interpreted and represented visually. My work is centered around the relationship between sound and its graphical/visual representations, an ongoing process. I also use the concept of transmediation to explore further ideas related to sound. Through experimentation with various materials, I aim to capture the emotional, physical, spiritual, and psychological impact of living in our world. My work is influenced by my identity, interests, and reflections on social commentary, concealed within my musical notations developed since my youth.