Liz Macro is a New York City-based artist working across various mediums including photography, film, dance and drawing. She is trained in nonfiction photography and video production and has worked across the country using visual media to tell and contextualize stories for organizations like the National Park Service and Newsweek. She has created films about contemporary art in rural Alabama, nonprofit work at the Mexico-U.S. border and the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. Her work has expanded beyond traditional documentary filmmaking and photojournalism, now exploring dance film, drawn portraits and street photography, often combining these mediums. Her art plays with perspective, shape and pace while being firmly rooted in her personal experiences.