Liza Faktor, a Moscow native and Oregon resident, finds profound inspiration in old-growth forests, viewing them as vital for healing, artistic expression, and climate advocacy. These ancient forests motivate her photography and curatorial work, promoting awareness around ecological issues and the need for preservation. Despite international recognition and awards, Faktor struggles to find her place in Oregonâs art scene, often receiving more engagement from outside the region. Her work challenges audiences to address painful truths regarding the vulnerability of forests against climate threats and exploitation by industry.
Faktor's relationship with forests encompasses wonder, healing, and inspiration, which she channels into her artistic endeavors as an artist and curator.
Through her lens, she encourages an exploration of the fragility of old-growth forests, confronting audiences with the realities of climate change and industrial exploitation.
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