Libby Cerullo
Textile Artist
Textile Artist
Libby Cerullo is a textile and mixed media artist whose work merges digital photography, fabric, and stitch to create layered narratives about identity, relationships, and culture. Raised among art galleries, museums, and diverse landscapes in the U.S. and Australia, she brings a lifelong visual curiosity to her practice.
Libby’s signature series, Portraits of Women as Trees, transforms photographs printed on cotton and silk through transparent fabrics, layering, and stitching to evoke dimension, movement, and metaphor. Her visual vocabulary—transparency, collage, distortion, and reflection—explores the tension between surface appearance and inner experience.
Her work has been exhibited at the Yellow Springs Art Show and The Boyer Gallery, and juried into nationally recognized fiber exhibitions including Art Quilt Elements (Wayne Art Center), Quilts=Art=Quilts (Schweinfurth Art Center), Sacred Threads, and Textiles in Translation.
Currently, Libby is expanding her studio practice with new textile-based explorations and experimental projects, extending her interest in material, narrative, and transformation.
More of her work can be found at www.libbycerulloart.com and on Instagram @libbycerullotextileart.
Libby’s signature series, Portraits of Women as Trees, transforms photographs printed on cotton and silk through transparent fabrics, layering, and stitching to evoke dimension, movement, and metaphor. Her visual vocabulary—transparency, collage, distortion, and reflection—explores the tension between surface appearance and inner experience.
Her work has been exhibited at the Yellow Springs Art Show and The Boyer Gallery, and juried into nationally recognized fiber exhibitions including Art Quilt Elements (Wayne Art Center), Quilts=Art=Quilts (Schweinfurth Art Center), Sacred Threads, and Textiles in Translation.
Currently, Libby is expanding her studio practice with new textile-based explorations and experimental projects, extending her interest in material, narrative, and transformation.
More of her work can be found at www.libbycerulloart.com and on Instagram @libbycerullotextileart.
