Raised in Chicago by artist parents, Liz studied art alongside biology (B.S.) and neurophysiology (M.S.) at Loyola University Chicago, blending scientific inquiry with artistic expression. Now based in Atlanta, her work is featured in public and private collections around the world, including the James Clerk Maxwell Foundation in Edinburgh, Scotland; the Université de Technologie de Troyes in France, which houses several of her science-inspired mixed media pieces; and the permanent collection of the Emma Darnell Aviation Museum and Conference Center. Her exhibitions include the Sasse Museum of Art, Atlanta Artists Center, Hudgens Center for Art & Learning, Douglasville Cultural Arts Center, Swan Coach House Gallery, and others. Her pieces also appear as banners in Midtown Alliance’s Art! Everywhere public art projects, the Southeast’s largest outdoor gallery.

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A recipient of the Rosemary Cox Award for Art, Liz has been featured in Creative License magazine and the international magazine Kolaj. She has served as a guest lecturer at Georgia State University, led workshops at the High Museum of Art, and regularly presents on analog and mixed media collage. As an active board member of Arts Alpharetta, she champions community engagement and public art initiatives that connect people through creativity. View her portfolio at lizalzonaart.com, follow her on Instagram @lizalzonaart, or contact her at lizalzonaart@gmail.com.