Elizabeth Roman
      Urban Artist

My work emerges from a vital necessity.
I paint so as not to disappear, to transform what burns inside into something visible, shareable, and human.

 

My universe is shaped by urban art, social struggles, and invisible memories. Influenced by the muralists of my childhood and contemporary artists such as JR, I develop a practice in which the image becomes a space of resistance.

 

Through my work, I explore fragility, inner violence, loss, but also dignity and the strength to survive. My gesture is instinctive, raw, sometimes chaotic, yet always sincere. It gives form to what cannot find words.

 

My work is deeply connected to the human experience. It speaks of what connects us, what breaks us apart, and what remains.

 

It is an art of traces, memory, and presence.

 

For me, creating is a way of standing upright — and of reaching out with something to others.

 

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