LIZN'BOW

LIZN'BOW (Liz Ferrer & Bow Ty Enterprises Venture Capital) are an interdisciplinary artist duo whose collaborative practice merges performance, installation, music, fashion, and technology to create immersive works within their expanding Niñalandia universe, a pro-pocalyptic future where climate change, rising waters, and technological transformation become conditions for adaptation, collective joy, and new ways of living together. LIZN’BOW construct speculative environments that blur the line between fantasy and reality, spaces where cultural icons, pop media, and personal mythologies become one. Their practice centers Niña, their femme reggaeton band, as protagonists in their universe. Through a queer and comedic lens, their work transforms the language of American and Latin pop into sites of humor, resistance, and reinvention.

LIZN’BOW started after the artists unexpectedly met at a party in Chicago in 2015, where Bow was working as a human lamp. Since then, they have built a life together that continues to shape their artistic practice.

Their practice has been supported by Creative Capital Foundation, The Knight Foundation, the New England Foundation for the Arts, Oolite Arts, Locust Projects, and numerous national organizations. Their work has been presented at museums, festivals, and public art venues throughout the United States and internationally.