faculty profile
Exploring shifting paradigms in consciousness and culture, Theodore Lillie and collaborator Tracy Ginsberg create multidisciplinary, interactive, site-specific sculptures and installations. Combining natural and repurposed materials with traditional and new media—including photography, painting, earthwork, video, performance, and sound—Ginsberg-Lillie examine crossroads of ecosystems, technology, and industrial development. Their work underscores the magnitude, fragility, and sacred beauty of the physical world by highlighting iconic images that hold special significance within human experience. Investigating biodiversity, preservation, and species interdependency, their collaborative works immerse viewers in transformational environments. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in West Marin, Fulcrum Projects is Ginsberg-Lillie’s experimental live art company.
- HOME, Van Andel Institute, Grand Rapids, MI, 2010
- Beyond Movement Moving Beyond, The Rose Wagner Center for the Performing Arts, Salt Lake City, 2008
- Making No Making, Mina Dresden Gallery, San Francisco, 2008
- Chaos Theory, Mina Dresden Gallery, San Francisco, 2007
- Assembled Life, Smith Andersen North, San Rafael, CA, 2007
- Viriditas: When the Web covers the Earth, SPUR Projects, Portola Valley, CA, 2007
- Homage to the 21 Taras, SFMOMA and CounterPulse, San Francisco, 2006
- Revolution Revelation, Gen Art, Ignite!, San Francisco, 2006
- Forest Alchemy, Fulcrum Projects, Marin County, CA 2006
- Kaczmarczyk, Jeffrey, “Event is Easy Going…Mostly,” The Grand Rapids Press, September 23, 2010
- Ginsberg, Tracy and Theodore Lillie, “Plank State,” ReadyMade, Issue 23, 2006
- Weigert, Lili, “Barn Stormers,” ReadyMade, Issue 23, 2006
- Brenneman, Christine, “Working Artist – Intersection of Art and Nature,” Marin Independent Journal, September 7, 2006
- Ginsberg, Tracy, “Home on the Range,” ReadyMade, Issue 22, 2006
- BFA, Photography, San Francisco Art Institute, 1997
