# Lisa Wood Studio

> Lisa Wood Studio presents photographs by Lisa Wood, an artist based in Sun Valley, Idaho working across photography, installation, writing, and conceptual work.

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- [Home](https://lisawoodstudio.com): Lisa Wood Studio presents photographs by Lisa Wood, an artist based in Sun Valley, Idaho working across photography, installation, writing, and conceptual work.
- [About Lisa Wood](https://lisawoodstudio.com/about): Artist biography, studio practice, place, and contact information.
- [Photographs](https://lisawoodstudio.com/photographs): Photographic works gathered as field studies, surface records, and observational systems. The images move between aerial survey, landscape, object, body, and place.

## Featured photographic projects

- [Greenland](https://lisawoodstudio.com/photographs/greenland) (2017): An aerial study of ice, movement, and summer meltwater hydrology.
- [Craters of the Moon](https://lisawoodstudio.com/photographs/craters) (2018): A field study of an active volcanic landscape.
- [White Sands](https://lisawoodstudio.com/photographs/white-sands) (2018): A rare two-day U.S. Army–authorized aerial study of the largest gypsum dunefield in the world.
- [Simpson Desert](https://lisawoodstudio.com/photographs/simpson-desert) (2019): The first aerial photographic study of the Simpson Desert.
- [Wahiba](https://lisawoodstudio.com/photographs/wahiba) (2017): A survey of the dune surface, shaped by monsoon and Shamal winds — and by the Bedouin who traverse them.
- [City of Rocks](https://lisawoodstudio.com/photographs/city) (2017): A study of graffiti-like patterns formed by lichen and weathering on granite surfaces.
- [Palouse](https://lisawoodstudio.com/photographs/palouse) (2013–2014): The work extends the surface-survey language into cultivated hills shaped by loess and light.
- [Winterblue](https://lisawoodstudio.com/photographs/winterblue) (2023–2025): Darkness, cold, isolation, and grief turned into a field of attention.
- [Omani Landscapes](https://lisawoodstudio.com/photographs/omani-landscapes) (2017 / 2023): The project asks whether a photograph is defined by how it looks or by how it was made.

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