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From Elizabeth Casqueiro

  1. African-American Museum by Elizabeth Casqueiro, Image 1.

    African-American Museum

    72 x 48 x 0 in

  2. Pentagon by Elizabeth Casqueiro, Image 1.

    Pentagon

    Fabric paint, printed fabric collage, ink, and handsewing on loose cotton duck cloth

    60 x 48 x 0 in

  3. Supreme Court by Elizabeth Casqueiro, Image 2.

    Supreme Court

    Fabric paint, painted fabric collage, ink, and handsewing on loose cotton duck cloth

    72 x 36 x 0 in

  4. Library of Congress/The Mirror by Elizabeth Casqueiro, Image 1.

    Library of Congress/The Mirror

    Fabric paint, printed fabric collage, handsewing and ink on loose cotton duck cloth

    72 x 36 x 0 in

  5. Dulles Airport/Between Worlds by Elizabeth Casqueiro, Image 2.

    Dulles Airport/Between Worlds

    Fabric paint, drawn fabric collage, ink, and handsewing on loose cotton duck cloth

    72 x 48 x 0 in

  6. Dreamscapes - Original available; image available for printing by Elizabeth Casqueiro, Image 1.

    Dreamscapes - Original available; image available for printing

    40 x 30 x 2 in

  7. Abeona by Elizabeth Casqueiro, Image 1.

    Abeona

    oil on canvas

    36 x 36 x 2 in

  8. Absent Presence - Image available for printing by Elizabeth Casqueiro, Image 1.

    Absent Presence - Image available for printing

    acrylic and ink on canvas

    48 x 36 x 2 in

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Elizabeth Casqueiro is a multidisciplinary artist who explores the transformational place at the intersection of built environment and nature.

Casqueiro’s vivid and playful palette is inspired by the sunny geography of her native Portugal. Her architectural training is evident in the geometry, scale and proportion of her compositions. She gravitates to materials that stem from nature - clay, water, wood, linen, and cotton; and she works in repeated layers of precision and loose gesture, reflecting the underlying poetry of place.

Elizabeth has shown her work in solo and group shows across the United States and Europe, including New York, Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia, Georgia, UK, Portugal, and Italy. She is a recipient of multiple art awards from, among others, the London Art Biennale, DC Arts and Humanities, and the Maryland State Arts Council.  

Elizabeth has degrees in architecture and design, and has pursued art studies at Central Saint Martin’s College of Art, the Corcoran College of Art and Design, and the Washington Studio School. Her artwork is in private and corporate collections, including the World Bank Group. 

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