Meet The Artist

Welcome to the wild, weird, and wonder-filled world of Lily in Flux. A one-woman art storm fueled by assemblage, alchemy, found objects, and storytelling.

I’m Lizz ~ dreamer, sculptor, metalsmith, assemblage artist, electroformer, lifelong curator of the strange, and devoted caretaker of two very weird dogs and a house that doubles as a living art piece (and occasional obstacle course).

Everything here is made by hand, heart, and a little bit of magic. My work lives at the intersection of nature and decay, mythology and memory, sparkle and rust. I use found objects, chemistry, resin prints, antique relics, raw earth elements, and metal to bring my creatures and sacred talismans to life ~ each one infused with story, survival, and an aesthetic filled with quirk and wonder. This isn’t just about jewelry or sculpture. It’s about reclamation ~ of self, of power, of individuality. It’s about creating beauty from the broken.

I bring things into the world because art to me is instinct, obsession, and something like breath. My hands know what to do before my brain catches up, and the work pours out from that place. If it lands in your chest with a hum, a flicker of joy, or a pause that feels like remembering ~ that’s the spark.

If you’re here, you’re probably weird in all the right ways.
Welcome. Let’s make some magic.

(This is me back when I used a tiny bedroom as my studio) 

Each piece is made by hand using a blend of techniques ~ designing, sculpting, soldering, electroforming, oxidizing, grinding, and polishing ~ until it feels like something ancient and alive. Electroforming uses copper, chemistry, and electricity to grow metal onto my creations over several days. It’s a slow, finicky process, but that’s part of the magic.

Since 2009, I've been building these wearable & collectible worlds in my midwest studio. The goal is simple: to create pieces that spark connection and joy, because when that energy transfers and spreads, everyone benefits.