Press
Exhibition coverage · September 2026
Ham&High
Heathbound Hampstead Heath exhibition at Burgh House
A preview of HEATHBOUND, curated by Lisa Swerling at Burgh House, bringing together seventeen artists responding to Hampstead Heath.
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Burgh House, London · 16–27 September 2026
Selected press
Features, interviews and exhibition coverage
Artist interview: Liron Kroll
An interview on Between Waters, photographic construction, memory and belonging, published for the 2026 auction.
The art of identity
A feature including Liron Kroll on photography, family memory and identity, with works from Child Care, Memory Seed and High Expectations.
Highgate Art Fair 2025 this weekend
An art fair preview featuring an image by Liron Kroll and including her among the participating artists.
Expand and Contract: AI and Alternative Processes
Coverage of the Los Angeles Center of Photography exhibition, illustrated with Liron Kroll’s Girl with a Bike.
Walking on new ground: immersive art in a historic flour mill
A feature on Beyond in Tel Aviv, including Liron Kroll among the participating artists in the A&I collective.
Article in HebrewBack to the future // Liron Kroll
Yuval Saar interviews Liron Kroll about family photographs, reconstructed childhood memories, Quiet Time and the possibilities of augmented reality and AI.
Article in HebrewFemale Gaze
A photography issue featuring Liron Kroll alongside Angela Strassheim, Melissa Spitz, Jennifer Loeber and other contributing artists.
Liron Kroll
A portfolio feature exploring constructed photographic worlds, digital layering and the tensions within everyday life.
Liron Kroll: “How much of a woman”
Justin Cone on the short film combining scanned images of the body, typography and animation.
Press clippings
From the archive

Computer Arts2011 · Page 20
Graduate Showcase 2011
A portfolio page featuring Playing House, The Easter Parade and Eclipse.
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Chrom-ArtInterview clipping
The Illusiveness of Normality
An interview by Beata Kozlowska on Liron Kroll’s constructed photographic worlds and High Expectations.
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