Elizabeth Wiese is a conceptual photographer whose work combines elements of the landscape with self portraiture, using multiple exposure to highlight the connection between nature and human experience. Her lifelong study of classical ballet and childhood among the trees at her family’s nursery heavily influence her evocative images which express strength, fragility, movement and grace.
Wiese’s photographs have been exhibited at the Griffin Museum of Photography (Winchester, MA), Panopticon Gallery (Boston, MA), Photographic Resource Center (PRC, Cambridge, MA), Anne Henning Gallery (Duxbury, MA), the Curated Fridge (Somerville, MA), A Smith Gallery (online), and Photoplace Gallery (Middlebury, VT) where she has twice received Juror’s Award for her submissions. She was selected for the PRC Exposure exhibition in 2024.
Wiese has a BA in Economics from Colby College, studied at Parsons School of Design in New York and Paris, and taken numerous photography workshops through the Griffin Museum, Maine Media Workshops, Colorado Photographic Arts Center and Santa Fe Workshops. She is currently enrolled in the Atelier program at the Griffin Museum of Photography.
She lives and works in Duxbury, MA where she spends a lot of time walking in the woods.