Liza Dracup is a photographer who lives and works in the North of England. The work she makes is focused on the landscape of the British Isles. The landscape has been the primary subject in her photographic career. Since turning her camera towards the landscape she has produced a wide and varied collection of work, which has been exhibited extensively. Selected pieces of her work are in private and public collections.

Sharpe’s Wood, her seminal exhibition, has been shown at Impressions Gallery Bradford and PM Gallery London.

Her current exhibition, Chasing the Gloaming is a photographic response to Victorian painter Atkinson Grimshaw. It has been shown at The Mercer Gallery Harrogate and is currently on show at The Guildhall London until January 2012.

Liza is currently undertaking a new body of work. She is working with a photographic archive and a natural history collection. These areas of research and investigation underpin her interest in photographic history and museum collections.

Liza continues to make work that broadens her photography in both a creative and academic context.