Studio Lejeune: Digital Art and Web Design
 
 

Short Bio: Lori Lejeune explores the intersection of art and technology in her photo, mixed media and web-based work. Her artwork has been exhibited throughout the US and is included in corporate, private and museum collections. Collectors include: the Charter Management Company, Coronado Press, the Museum of South Texas, Mexic-Arte Museum, and the University of Texas Benson/Romo Collection, among others.

In addition, she provides web and interactive work to corporations and educational institutions. Past client work includes Cottonelle, Kodak, MCI-Verizon, Takeda Pharmaceuticals, the University of Pennsylvania, and others. Studio Lejeune was formerly Lejeune Studios through 1999. If you wish to inquire about work created by Lejeune Studios, you've found the right place.

   

media recognition:

Television, radio, and publications including the San Francisco Chronicle, Austin-American Statesman, New Orleans Times-Picayune, San Jose Magazine and Arriba: Art & Business News.

   

prior exhibitions in:

New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Houston, Dallas, Austin, and Silicon Valley.

   

highlighted museum exhibits:

Triton Museum, Santa Clara, CA, "Making Her Mark";
Mexic-Arte Museum, Austin, TX, "Serie Project";
Museum of South Texas, "Women Artists in Texas."

   

artist resume/cv

 

To Order/Contact: Inquiries are welcome. Fine art photographic prints are on Fuji Crystal Archive paper. Sizes offered are 8x10" to approx. 24x30". The mixed media work is mounted on canvas. Prices start at $100 US and up. Visit studiolejeune.net for more information on availability and shipping.

Online since 1998, originally at http://studiolejeune.laughingsquid.net and at stanford.edu. For more information about this site or the work, please contact the studio by email.

 
   


above: installation of Beyond the Binary Code in Norton Studio Gallery, CA
 
 
above: example installation of Body Language series

 


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