Lindsey Nobel is a mixed-media artist. Her art practice draws upon her time in Rome, New York City, San Francisco, and Monterey, California. Building her drawing language on the invisible connections that unite humans with the organic and inorganic phenomena that make up everyday life, her work manifests the immense grid of information and energy that now exists between human, machine, and our spiritual consciousness.

In the early 1990s, Nobel foresaw the rapid expansion of the “infosphere,” a term she coined early in her career to describe this ubiquitous grid of information and connectivity. Through sculpture, drawing, painting, and photograph mark-making, she expresses this otherwise invisible language of connection.

Her painting practice is rooted in principles of both abstract expressionism and minimalism and it employs oil, acrylic, ink, resin, pencil, charcoal, coffee, and pen on canvas, paper, and wood panels.  

Among her exhibitions are: Jacob Fine Art, Paris, France; Match Artspace, Brooklyn, New York; Ground Floor Gallery, Chelsea Hotel, New York, New York; and Zoya Tommy Gallery, Houston, Texas.

Nobel was born in Baltimore, Maryland, and raised in San Diego, California. She is now based in Los Angeles, California. 

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