• My work explores memory, identity, and femininity through the visual language of family photography—deconstructed, reimagined, and reassembled. By staging seemingly mundane moments of domestic life, I create photographs unanchored from specific times or places, challenging photography’s assumed realism and its perceived relationship with memory and reality. Through this process, I uncover emotional truths and explore new forms of photographic authenticity.My work explores themes of memory, identity, femininity, and photographic authenticity. Inspired by the visual language of family photography, my work reimagines and reassembles this familiar aesthetic. By staging seemingly mundane moments of domestic life, I create photographs unanchored from specific times or places, challenging photography’s assumed realism and its perceived relationship with memory and reality. 

    As an older millennial, I have lived through the shift from analog to digital, and now virtual photography. I question the authenticity of the photographs I inherited while navigating digital spaces that will shape my children's memories. These technological transitions have sparked more profound questions that continue to drive my work: how images construct memory, how photography offers both control and uncertainty, and how it continues to sustain my own restless longing—a simultaneous craving for the past and fascination with the future.

    In my work, I reconstruct idealized narratives through photomontage, digital painting, animation, AR, and—more recently—AI-generated elements. These processes keep me in a state of time-travelling, between what has been lost and the unknown possibilities yet to be discovered. Themes of absence, emotional truths, and loneliness permeate my still images, videos, and immersive installations. All are part of a nonlinear journey, unfolding in fragments of uncertain memories, between the familiar and the uncanny. cription text goes here

  • Liron Kroll is a London-based artist whose practice spans photography, video, animation, and digital media. A graduate of the Royal College of Art, Kroll has developed a distinctive visual language that merges conceptual inquiry with cinematic composition. Her work has been shown internationally at institutions and art fairs including the Los Angeles Center of Photography, the Cynthia Corbett Gallery, Photo London, and the London Art Fair.

    Kroll’s recent achievements include selection for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition (2025), the Young Masters Art Prize (2017, 2025), and winning the Responsa Foundation Art Prize (2024). She has held solo exhibitions in London and Tel Aviv, and her works have been featured in group shows across Europe, the US. Alongside her studio practice, Kroll regularly lectures at institutions such as the Royal College of Art and London College of Communication.

  • LIRON KROLL -SHORT CV

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    Education

    Born 1980, London Based.MA Communication Art & Design, Royal College of Art, London (2009–2011)

    B.Des Visual Communication, Holon Institute of Technology,  (2002–2006, Cum Laude)

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    Solo Exhibitions

    Back-Yard, Me-Hotel (PhotoLondon), London, 2018

    Sand Box, Zemack Contemporary Art Gallery, Tel Aviv, 2014

    Selected Group Exhibitions

    Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London, 2025

    Expand and Contract, Los Angles Center of Photography, 2025

    20th Anniversary Exhibition, Cynthia Corbett Gallery, London, 2025

    FreshPaint Art Fair, Corridor Contemporary Gallery, 2024

    This Home Land, NHS Trust & Responsa Foundation, London, 2024

    Identity, The Glasgow Gallery of Photography, Glasgow, 2023

    Fantasy, International Photography Festival, Winners Exhibition, 2019

    London Art Fair, London, 2018

    Young Masters Art Prize, Winners Exhibition, Gallery 8, Royal Over-Seas League, London, 2017

    Gimme More, EPFL+ECAL Lab, Eyebeam Gallery, New York, 2013

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    Awards & Honors

    Official Selection, Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London, 2025

    Winner, The Responsa Foundation Art Prize, London, 2024

    Finalist, Young Masters Art Prize, London, 2017 & 2025

    Winner, International Photography Festival , 2019

    Winner, Adobe Design Achievement Awards, Los Angeles, 2010 & 2011

    Selected for Computer Art's Graduate Showcase , UK, 2011

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    Selected Talks & Guest Lectures

    Nicer Tuesdays, It’s Nice That, London

    PechaKucha, Tel Aviv (audience of 4,000)

    Guest Lecturer: Royal College of Art, London College of Communication,

    Central Saint Martins, Bezalel Academy, Surrey University

Work Process