Artist
Lili Lakich exhibits more than 65 of her fine art neon sculptures in her 5,000
square-foot art studio and gallery in the Arts District of downtown Los Angeles.
The shimmering, pulsing, luminous vibrance of neon gives the works of artist
Lili Lakich a 21st century edge, despite the medium's primal appeal. Created
over a period of more than three decades, her neon sculptures have brought
expressiveness to this American art medium which is sometimes considered cold
and commercial. Often highly charged with emotion and monumental in size,
they are "like jewels salvaged from the modern world, transformed into
icons of glistening beauty."
Lakich Studio serves
as a design and production facility for ongoing neon art projects and commissions.
Lakich Studio conducts workshops in neon design and fabrication and provides
a unique and dazzling ambience for parties and special events.
Lili Lakich has had numerous exhibitions on three
continents and is the founding director of the MONA, Museum of Neon Art. Her
signature image, Mona, pays homage to the Mona Lisa by artist
Leonardo da Vinci, the single most important and recognizable work of art
in the world.
