Lidia Masslorens practice brings together the time-honored techniques of printmaking with a strikingly contemporary vision. Her art is the result of a process that is both rigorous and experimental, balancing technical mastery with a deep sensitivity to expression. Masslorens works across several disciplines, most notably lithography, silkscreen (serigraphy), and portraiture. Each discipline demands a different set of tools and approaches, and she moves between them with a rare fluency.
Lidia works at the intersection of printmaking and painting. She often begins with lithographic or printed bases, which she transforms through overpainting, erasing, and wash techniques. Her portraits are created using a distinctive subtractive process — removing paint with water and bleach rather than layering it — resulting in bold, expressive works that merge printmaking with mixed media.
