Painting

untitled

Foraged from Buckthorn and Wild Grapes growing side-by-side on the shore of Lake Ontario. Wild Grape is classified as a "native" species, while Buckthorn is labeled "invasive". Though their small berries appear very similar to one another, they... More

Painting

Night Woods

My artistic practice is rooted in discovery through material exploration. Embracing the material uncertainty of ink, new paths are revealed.

Painting

same but different

Foraged from Buckthorn and Wild Grapes growing side-by-side on the shore of Lake Ontario. Wild Grape is classified as a "native" species, while Buckthorn is labeled "invasive". Though their small berries appear very similar to one another, they... More

Painting

Swept Away

This image resembles a ditch in the path where I forage Shaggy Mane mushrooms for ink. These mushrooms thrive near trails and other disturbed spaces.

Work by

Judith Librach

Artist, Educator, Community Organizer

“As a multidisciplinary artist, I explore ways of knowing through materially embodied narratives in natural ecologies, using them as frameworks to critically examine the body as land. Foraging urban...” [More]

Artwork Collection

Ink

untitled

Foraged from Buckthorn and Wild Grapes growing side-by-side on the shore of Lake Ontario. Wild Grape is classified as a "native" species, while Buckthorn is labeled "invasive". Though their small berries appear very similar to one another, they... More

Night Woods

My artistic practice is rooted in discovery through material exploration. Embracing the material uncertainty of ink, new paths are revealed.

same but different

Foraged from Buckthorn and Wild Grapes growing side-by-side on the shore of Lake Ontario. Wild Grape is classified as a "native" species, while Buckthorn is labeled "invasive". Though their small berries appear very similar to one another, they... More

Swept Away

This image resembles a ditch in the path where I forage Shaggy Mane mushrooms for ink. These mushrooms thrive near trails and other disturbed spaces.

Work by

Judith Librach

“As a multidisciplinary artist, I explore ways of knowing through materially embodied narratives in natural ecologies, using them as frameworks to critically examine the body as land. Foraging urban...” [More]