Lisa K. Blatt is a photographer based in San Francisco. Her work is made in extreme landscapes, from the deserts of White Sands to Antarctica, which she visited in 2008 on a National Science Foundation grant, and a high altitude lake in the Andes, where in 2012 she worked alongside scientists testing a planetary lake lander.

Using both traditional cameras and borrowed scientific instruments, she looks for what sits at the edge of visibility: heat, low light and subtle tonal shifts. Her work has been exhibited on six continents.

Draft bio for the preview. Final text would come from the artist and Bruno David Gallery.

• 2025Red Sky in Morning, Bruno David Gallery, St. Louis
• 2023Untitled (Corruption), Bruno David Gallery, St. Louis
• 201810,000° Fahrenheit, San Francisco Arts Commission Galleries
• Shanghai Biennial, China
• Havana Biennial, Cuba
• Moderna Museet, Stockholm
• Reykjavik Museum of Photography, Iceland
• Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus
• Museo de Tigre, Buenos Aires
• Freud Museum, London
• Asian Art Museum, San Francisco
• The Phillips Collection, Washington, DC