Lizzy Plapinger is a London born and Brooklyn based multidisciplinary artist.

Working across painting, objects, music and immersive environments, her practice explores how color and pattern can shape both visual perception and emotional experience. Drawing from sonic, textile, and mechanical influences, alongside intuitive mark-making, she develops a visual language that moves between precision and openness, structure and play. Over the past five years, she has also developed a fully hand-painted interior environment, transforming a domestic space into an immersive, evolving installation, recently shared as Chromatopia.

She has presented work at Rockefeller Center (2023, 2024) with Girl Knew York Gallery, and held a solo exhibition, Chroma Chords, at Everythings Fine Gallery in New York (2024). She has also exhibited with Skewville Gallery (2023, 2025), contributed work to the Edward Hopper Museum benefit auction (2024), and participated in Bushwick and Greenpoint Open Studios (2022–2025). Her work has recently been acquired by Vassar College.

Her practice extends into collaborative and applied contexts, including a series of hand-painted works created in collaboration with Baboon to the Moon.

Parallel to and in active dialogue with her visual practice, Plapinger has an extensive background in music and performance as a solo artist under the moniker LPX, and as former lead singer of the internationally recognized, US charting alt-pop band MS MR. This experience informs a visual language shaped through music and developed across mediums. She is also the co-founder of Neon Gold, a record label widely recognized for identifying and developing some of the most influential pop artists of the past decade (Charli XCX, Haim, Marina, Gotye, Christine and the Queens to name a few). She currently consults for the National Student Leadership Conference and the queer feminist music festival All Things Go.